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Ceprr
Level 1
01-09-2024
11:28 AM
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I need to summit 2023 form 1040X and I need to know if the IRS will have finished its maintenance by then.
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IRonMaN
Level 15
01-09-2024
02:14 PM
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It's 1/9/24 and you need to submit a 2023 1040X? You are obviously a person ahead of their time. But for what it's worth, in case that is a 2022 or 2021 return, e-filing opens up 1/29/24.
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abctax55
Level 15
01-09-2024
02:49 PM
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Depending on the complexity, consider paper filing the amended return. That'll get it in the queue faster than the 1/29 opening date.
*Supposedly*, X's are processed in the order received whether paper or plastic, er efile.
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TaxGuyBill
Level 15
01-09-2024
03:32 PM
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@abctax55 wrote:
are processed in the order received
I think they are processed in the order of the 'pile'. The tricky thing is what the IRS does with the return when they receive it - whether it gets into the 'pile' right away or if it wanders around the IRS for a few months before they lose it. 🤣
