Did you make a mistake in your tax return, or did you notice that you lost a valuable tax credit or deduction? You can file an amended return to effect the correction. Filing an amended...
Posted by Abundant Wealth Planning LLC on 07/17/2021
There are some processes involved in filing an amended tax return with Uncle Sam. One needs to fill form 1040X and submit it to the IRS. Understanding the tax code is a pretty complicated...
Posted by Taxes Made EZ Inc on 01/07/2021
To file an amended tax return, you will need to fill the Internal Revenue Service Form 1040X (This is the Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return) and send it to the IRS. The tax...
Posted by Daniel P Vigilante CPA and Profit Consultants on 07/24/2020
In general, if the IRS refuses your statement, it's probably because it contains an error other than a simple mathematical error. The IRS generally corrects mathematical errors...
Posted by Elliot Kravitz, ATP on 11/05/2019
When Do You Need to Amend Your Tax Return?Filing an amended tax is a nightmare for many people. You have tried your best to be diligent with the preparation. You spend sleepless nights...
Posted by Don Bell Law on 09/14/2020
An amended income tax return corrects errors in a federal income tax return. Taxpayers use the IRS 1040X form to file an amended tax return. You might be wondering, "Where is...
Posted by Freddie Cook, CPA on 06/11/2020
So you thought everything will be fine once you amended your tax return but what happens if the IRS rejected it? The process of determining what could have gone wrong won’t always...
Posted by Debi G Hill, CPA on 11/05/2019
An amended tax return is a returned filed to either claim a more advantageous tax filing, or make corrections to a tax return from a previous year. The IRS is at liberty to reject...
Posted by CONTINENTAL TAX AND ACCOUNTING SERVICES on 10/31/2019
Amended tax returns are returns that are filed to make some corrections to the tax returns from last year. The amended tax returns could be used for correcting mistakes & claim...
Posted by Duce Taxes & Accounting on 10/26/2018
