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Does the client need to resign a corrected return after it has been rejected after efiling?
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marlon-wesh-wes
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03-15-2022
04:17 PM
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George4Tacks
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03-15-2022
04:53 PM
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Did the 8879 change? If so, yes.
Here's wishing you many Happy Returns
IntuitRebecca
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03-15-2022
05:06 PM
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Seconding George's answer - a new signature is required before you resubmit if the 8879 amounts changed. If this is for a 1040 resubmission, you typically need to get a new signature if:
- The total income or AGI changed by more than $50, or
- Total tax, federal withholding, refund, or amount you owe changed by more than $14
Pub. 1345 is where these amounts are from and provides more details.
