Karen_pdx
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a week ago
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You might try e-filing a "superceding" return when you have the data, either by 4/15 or by 10/15 if the return was extended. The last return filed by the due date (original or extended) is considered the original return.
I don't think you need to file an amended return unless the return changes after the due date (original or extended). Lacerte has an article on how to file a superceding return.