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Correcting a filed return

Tax Amendments

A return that has already been filed can still be corrected — including one prepared somewhere else. We review what was filed, identify what should change, and prepare the amendment.

What this covers

Amendments come up when a late document arrives, when income or a deduction was missed, when filing status or dependents were claimed incorrectly, or when a preparer made an error that has since come to light.

We start by reading the return as filed against your source documents, so the amendment is grounded in what actually changed rather than a fresh guess at the year. You will see the before-and-after position before anything is submitted.

Where the correction affects more than one year, or affects both an entity and its owners, we prepare the related filings together so they stay consistent.

Amended returns are typically processed more slowly than original returns. We will set expectations on timing at the point you sign.

What to gather

  • A copy of the return as originally filed
  • The document or information that prompted the correction
  • Any related notice from the IRS or a state agency
  • Supporting records for the amended figures
  1. Step 1

    Review as filed

    We read the filed return against your documents and confirm exactly what should change.

  2. Step 2

    Prepare the amendment

    The amended return is prepared with its supporting documentation and reviewed before signature.

  3. Step 3

    Submit and follow

    The amendment is submitted and tracked, and we tell you what to expect while it is processed.

Ready to get your return moving?

Tell us about your situation and we will confirm what needs to be filed and what to gather first.