SPOKANE, Wash. - Taxpayers who need to make a change or adjustment on a return they already filed can do so by filing an amended return. Here are the top 10 things every taxpayer should know about ...

Uh-oh! You were slipping that W-2 copy into the drawer when it caught your eye. How could you have missed that when you did your final filing review and hit "send" or dropped your tax return in the ...

Taxpayers should be allowed to use Form 1040 to amend their returns and should be able to e-file amended returns, according to recommendations made by the Treasury Inspector General for Tax ...

When you prepare the 1040X, it’s not necessary to complete a brand new tax return. Form 1040X only requires that you update numbers that will change. If your changes affect more than one tax return, ...

The Internal Revenue Service anticipates that nearly 5 million taxpayers will amend their returns by filing Form 1040X this year. Processing Content Nearly 46 million returns were electronically filed ...

You can make a change or an adjustment to a tax return you've already filed by filing an amended return. Here are the top 10 things the IRS wants you to know about amending your federal tax return. 1.

If you've filed your tax return but have discovered an error, you may need to amend your return, the IRS says. The IRS usually corrects math errors or requests missing forms - such as W-2s or ...