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Amended return rejected. FPYMT-071-01 - 'RequestedPaymentDt' must not be 5 days prior

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A form arrived late so i had to amend my 2023 return to add it and owe a small amount on the federal return from the additional income. I e-filed the amendment and picked to have the money withdrawn today March 4th.

 

The IRS rejected the amendment with following error code:

 

FPYMT-071-01 - 'RequestedPaymentDt' in the IRS Payment Record must not be more than 5 days prior to the received date.

 

I went through and double checked everywhere in the wizard and it seems the date for the new payment is March 4th.  I filed it and it was again rejected with the same error.  Any idea what is wrong here, seems like a bug in turbotax to me.

Best answer by taxquasar

I had this issue, but I resolved it as follows:

 

After TT processes the amended 1040 there's a screen of the three sections that shows the TT receipt info.

 

The middle section is the IRS payment section. Select REVIST and enter the payment date there according to the suggested range. Follow the prompts and file the return.

 

When I did this before I only entered the payment when TT prompted me to do so after the final review. It seems to me this might be a TT bug because the date is not correctly transferred to the amended form unless it's entered by revisiting the IRS payment section as described above.

 

@mikemathieson @mglauner @CatinaT1 

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CatinaT1
March 5, 2024

Please call TurboTax Customer service.  Here is a link:  Turbo Tax Customer Service 

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March 6, 2024

I had already spoken to support twice before I created the post.  They don't really understand what is causing the error.

March 7, 2024

I would try picking a date closer to April 15th for your payment date.  Have you already received your Refund from your original return?   If not, wait until you do before sending in an amended return.  You have up to three years to amend a return. 

 

An Amended Return does not 'catch up' to your original filed return and correct it.

 

It is processed separately and can take several weeks to process.

 

@mikemathieson 

 

 

VolvoGirl
Employee
March 7, 2024

Can you even pay the tax due by direct debit?  I didn't think you could on an Amended return.    You can pay when you want directly online.  

https://www.irs.gov/payments

 

April 4, 2024

FWIW, I have the IRS and CA state direct-debit from my checking account

April 4, 2024

Try it without direct debit.

 

@fac1012 

March 11, 2024

I have the same FPYMT-071-01 rejection notice when amending my 2023 1040 return.

 

I tried the transmittal date and different subsequent dates, but each time it was rejected with the FPYMT-071-01 notice.

 

Any update on this issue?

 

@CatinaT1 @mglauner 

 

UDATE: I checked the online IRS account. It shows a payment for the original 2023 return 02/28/24, so it seems that the IRS has processed the original return.

March 11, 2024

I haven't tried to submit it again yet figured maybe waiting a bit and then trying again might work.  I'll check my status on the IRS website as well and see what it looks like and get back to you.

taxquasarAnswer
March 11, 2024

I had this issue, but I resolved it as follows:

 

After TT processes the amended 1040 there's a screen of the three sections that shows the TT receipt info.

 

The middle section is the IRS payment section. Select REVIST and enter the payment date there according to the suggested range. Follow the prompts and file the return.

 

When I did this before I only entered the payment when TT prompted me to do so after the final review. It seems to me this might be a TT bug because the date is not correctly transferred to the amended form unless it's entered by revisiting the IRS payment section as described above.

 

@mikemathieson @mglauner @CatinaT1 

March 12, 2024

I didn't see the exact screen you saw that had the receipt info but I tried to amend my return and got some different behavior this time.  It prompted me that the payment date was wrong with a wizard that had a textbox and the preview of the section of the 1040 at the bottom.  I noticed when I filled out the first textbox with today's date it did not change the date in the 1040 section.  I then was able to type into the box there as well and the return seems to have been accepted by the IRS now.  Thanks.

March 12, 2024

Yes, your experience was similar to mine. The payment date is not being correctly transferred from the "wizard" and thus requires the user to enter it "manually."

 

Glad I helped you and thank you for the acknowledgement.

 

@mikemathieson @mglauner @CatinaT1