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I've sent my tax return twice by mail and e-file and I now have a letter from the IRS

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November 18, 2021
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I recently received a letter from the IRS concerning my tax return for the year 2019. The letter states:

"Our records show you have filed two tax returns for the tax period ending Dec. 31, 2019. We received one of them on May 11, 2020, reporting $.00 tax. We received the other on Sep. 01, 2020"

Please submit all supporting documents to support your change to other income line 8 of your 1040 US Individual Income Tax Return and allow time for processing."

I do remember sending one in the mail after I submitted one from Turbo Tax thinking it had not gone through. There was no change on line 8 for either of those documents.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Mike9241

we have bo access to those returns. therefore, I suggest the use of a tax pro or

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Bsch4477

Employee

Not sure how TurboTax can help. You would have to get clarification from the IRS.

fanfare

Employee

Always print a copy of your completed tax return for your records, and review it carefully before e-Filing.
You will need it if you are audited by the IRS, or to amend if a TurboTax update changes your return or for any other reason,

AND, to find your AGI next year.

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If you did not follow this rule you can go to the IRS website to get a transcript of your tax return.

You have to determine what is the correct amount of taxable income in the "Other Income" category.

Then inform the IRS, along with any documentation to confirm your numbers.

Then allow time for processing.

IRS is very much backed up with returns that have to be reviewed.