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1040-X Amended Tax Return

What is the Amended Tax Return Deadline?

The general deadline for an amended tax return is 3 years from when the original return was filed or 2 years from when the tax was paid, whichever is later.

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IRS Notice CP21A | How to Respond

IRS Notice CP21A is a letter that the IRS issues when changes have been made to a tax return by the taxpayer, usually after they have filed an amended return.

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IRS Notice CP21C | What You Should Know

IRS Notice CP21C is sent out when a taxpayer requests to make a change to their tax return. The notice informs the taxpayer that the change has been completed.

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Can I Deduct Expenses from Previous Years?

Tax law does not allow us to claim last year’s expenses on this year’s return, but does allow us to amend our returns to include missing deductions.

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What to do for Taxes if you get a Work Benefit Overpayment

What should I do if I receive a notice for overpayment from work benefits with the workforce commission, and I have already filed my taxes?

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How do I add a 1099 after filing?

For 2018 taxes I did not add my 1099. The IRS is saying I owe. How can I remedy this? I have the 1099 ready to add.

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How long does the IRS have to audit an amended return?

Generally, amending an already filed tax return will not extend the time the IRS has to audit the return, which is normally three years.

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How to change your tax return after you've filed | Amending your tax return

If you need to amend your federal tax return, this is done on Form 1040X. Here are some dos and don'ts when filing an amended tax return.

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