ok, maybe it's not so tricky, but read one
so i did my taxes through H&R online about a month ago. filed it electronically and then noticed that some items on the return were not correct (ex: royalties were thrown into rentals). plus, a few deductions weren't taken out like i thought, which in turn made me owe about a G :|
so to fix it, i had to file an amendment, which can't be done online. so i went to the local tax place and had them take care of it. filled out the forms for fed/state with the correct items in the correct places. stamped it and sent it out in the middle of March.
as April 15th nears, i guess i'm just a little anxious to know what is happening. on the H&R filing, i had to get a monthly installment plan because i just couldn't afford what i supposedly owed. but with this amendment, i am actually getting back money.
so my question is, if i don't receive a response by April 15th of any sort, what should i do? from what the tax place said, i just have to wait for my check in the mail. but would the IRS go nuts because of the previous erroneous filing? or would the amendment take over because its a correction and i'm just worrying too much?
cliff notes:
-H&R filed taxes wrong
-Amendment done through local tax place
-waiting for check, 4/15 is nearing, will IRS want money i don't owe from the wrongly filed return?
so to fix it, i had to file an amendment, which can't be done online. so i went to the local tax place and had them take care of it. filled out the forms for fed/state with the correct items in the correct places. stamped it and sent it out in the middle of March.
as April 15th nears, i guess i'm just a little anxious to know what is happening. on the H&R filing, i had to get a monthly installment plan because i just couldn't afford what i supposedly owed. but with this amendment, i am actually getting back money.
so my question is, if i don't receive a response by April 15th of any sort, what should i do? from what the tax place said, i just have to wait for my check in the mail. but would the IRS go nuts because of the previous erroneous filing? or would the amendment take over because its a correction and i'm just worrying too much?
cliff notes:
-H&R filed taxes wrong
-Amendment done through local tax place
-waiting for check, 4/15 is nearing, will IRS want money i don't owe from the wrongly filed return?
