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RCBCPA
Level 3
08-31-2021
01:28 PM
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Taxpayer has not filed 2014 tax return. IRS prepared it for them resulting in a large balance due in 2019. Can taxpayer file 2014 return or a 1040-x to reduce the balance owed in 2021?
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sjrcpa
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08-31-2021
01:36 PM
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Yes. File an accurate 1040.
The more I know, the more I don't know.
