The IRS rejected your taxes, here’s some helpThe adjusted gross income (AGI) you entered doesn't match what the IRS has on file for you. But don't stress, try e-filing again while thinking about the following:If your return was filed/processed after mid-November, try entering 0.Make sure you're using the AGI from your original return (not amended). Round your AGI up or down to the nearest dollar amount (if you tried one way that didn't work, try the other).If you didn't file a return last year, enter 0.If you don't have last year's return you can try requesting a transcript from the IRS.If your taxes are still being rejected by the IRS or you can't find your AGI, you can always print and mail your taxes.

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I just e filed my 2016 but put in the wrong amount of last years adjusted gross income

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The IRS rejected your taxes, here’s some help

The adjusted gross income (AGI) you entered doesn't match what the IRS has on file for you. But don't stress, try e-filing again while thinking about the following:

If your return was filed/processed after mid-November, try entering 0.
Make sure you're using the AGI from your original return (not amended).
Round your AGI up or down to the nearest dollar amount (if you tried one way that didn't work, try the other).
If you didn't file a return last year, enter 0.

If you don't have last year's return you can try requesting a transcript from the IRS.

If your taxes are still being rejected by the IRS or you can't find your AGI, you can always print and mail your taxes.