How do I file this? Fed & State REJECTED --IND-452

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March 8, 2024
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Fed & State REJECTED -- POSSIBLE FRAUD -- IND-452 - In an original return, the Primary SSN in the Return Header must not be the same as the TIN of a previously accepted electronic Individual return filed for the same tax period.

IND-452 - In an original return, the Primary SSN in the Return Header must not be the same as the TIN of a previously accepted electronic Individual return filed for the same tax period.

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I only e-filed the Fed & State returns ONCE -- is this FRAUD?

Or a mistake?

Anyone know what number at IRS to call for this?

Best answer by CatinaT1

Have you double checked your information?

Unfortunately your only option will be to paper file your return.  I would also suggest you Complete IRS Form 14039, Identity Theft Affidavit and mail it along with your return.

More information can be found here:

Identity Theft Guide

Guide to IRS Form 14039: Identity Theft Affidavit

CatinaT1Answer

Have you double checked your information?

Unfortunately your only option will be to paper file your return.  I would also suggest you Complete IRS Form 14039, Identity Theft Affidavit and mail it along with your return.

More information can be found here:

Identity Theft Guide

Guide to IRS Form 14039: Identity Theft Affidavit

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leelesesAuthor

Probably because this return is zero (0) due and (0) refund, the TT filing instructions only give the e-file instructions, NO mailing address for either the fed or state return.

I checked the SSN all over the returns, I could not find an issue.

If you call first thing in the morning is there a long wait usually?

Could this just be a mistake on the part of the IRS?

leelesesAuthor

Catina,

Took only a short time to call IRS at 730am EST.

You're ABSOLUTELY right! I have to --

"Unfortunately your only option will be to paper file your return.  I would also suggest you Complete IRS Form 14039, Identity Theft Affidavit and mail it along with your return."

Should I fill out 14039 on paper or HERE online -- hIttps://apps.irs.gov/app/digital-mailroom/dmaf/f14039/

Is 14039 and better in the same envelope with the 1040. I can get them the fraud form quicker if I complete it online...

Someone DID file a fraudulent return, but IRS rejected that return and they want a mailed copy...