Answered: perfecting a return's date

dd4vols

I have often wondered. If I e-file a return the night of the 15th...at say 11:30 pm, and then it gets rejected at 12:05 am on the 16th, how does the IRs know I have grace days to correct the mistake and re-submit without being penalized?

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IRonMaN

I'm pretty sure the IRS computers can tell time ---------- even if its agents may struggle with that task. 😀

Slava Ukraini!

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Jim-from-Ohio

IRS can tell when a return is rejected.

IRonMaN

I'm pretty sure the IRS computers can tell time ---------- even if its agents may struggle with that task. 😀

Slava Ukraini!

sjrcpa

When you efile a return it gets an electronic postmark.

The more I know, the more I don't know.

perfecting a return's date

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