The IRS rejection code IND-181 means that the Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN) entered for the primary taxpayer is not valid. The IRS requires an IP PIN for certain filers. Even when filing a prior-year tax return, the primary taxpayer’s current IP PIN is required. How to Fix This Option 1: Update your IP PIN […]
No, you do not. You can proceed through our application as quickly or slowly as you please. If you need to stop or take a break you can exit and reenter at a later time to complete your return. Our system stores the information you enter whenever you click “Save & Go” in the lower […]
If you made a mistake and already filed your tax return, rest assured, you can still make changes. However, you must file an amended tax return, also known as a Form 1040X. This form will indicate all the changes you make to the tax return accepted by the IRS. If you have a current year […]
Prior year taxes If you submitted your tax information to us, you can make changes to your account as long as you haven’t mailed your tax return to the IRS. However, if you have already mailed your taxes to the IRS, and it was accepted, you will need to file an amendment (Form 1040X) with […]
For prior year tax returns, the e-file and extension deadline has passed since October 15. You are now required to paper file your tax return. This means that you must print, sign and mail your tax return to the IRS and state. For current year tax returns, as long as it hasn’t passed the e-file […]
The typical turnaround time for prior year tax returns are one to two business days if it is a complex return. Otherwise, it will be available for download right away after submission. If you’re preparing a current year tax return, we will be e-file your taxes right after submission. However, if we have any questions […]
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