Pick6;1087847 wrote:I doubt anybody knows how you managed to fuck your turbo tax up.

LJ;1087849 wrote:Yeah, you're gonna need to call turbo tax brah

jmog;1087855 wrote:Call them, you screwed it up pretty good.

ernest_t_bass;1087861 wrote:I submitted my tax return and printed it out with my first numbers on it. Submitted it to the govt., etc. AFTER it was submitted, I go back to do Indiana taxes, and THEN it went to $39. My question is, since I already submitted it with the original numbers ($6,600/$280) will they not take those?

WebFire;1087957 wrote:I think the advice you quoted is best.

thavoice;1087962 wrote:I wouldnt even bother doing state taxes on turbotax. Just go to the Indiana tax site and you should be able to do it for free on there. I know that is what I lways have done for Ohio. Do federal free on turbo, then go to OHio's site to do for free. I do school tax by hand myself and same with town tax.

ernest_t_bass;1087966 wrote:LOL. I'm not looking for advice. It's done submitted. I'll just wait and see which is put in my direct deposit.

ZWICK 4 PREZ;1087974 wrote:they won't accept it if it's wrong.

ernest_t_bass;1087975 wrote:That's the thing. It got "approved" for submission both times. Which is fucking right!?

ernest_t_bass;1087967 wrote:I'm not going through the state website to input all deductions, etc. TurboTax is easy, I do it once, and it compiles it.

ZWICK 4 PREZ;1087976 wrote:The IRS will tell you if it's wrong.

ZWICK 4 PREZ;1087976 wrote:The IRS will tell you if it's wrong.

ernest_t_bass;1087966 wrote:LOL. I'm not looking for advice. It's done submitted. I'll just wait and see which is put in my direct deposit.

ernest_t_bass;1087981 wrote:Both ways? Tell me if I'm due more? I can see them telling me if I don't get as much, but I can't see them telling me, "hey, here's some more money, since you fucked up."

WebFire;1087992 wrote:But there was advice given and I think you should take it.

Seriously though, I'd call TT and ask them rather than just waiting it out.

Any Person who… (1) Declaration under penalties of perjury - Willfully makes and subscribes any return, statement, or other document, which contains or is verified by a written declaration that is made under the penalties of perjury, and which he does not believe to be true and correct as to every material matter; shall be guilty of a felony and, upon conviction thereof;

• [LEFT]Shall be imprisoned not more than 3 years[/LEFT]
• [LEFT]Or fined not more than $250,000 for individuals ($500,000 for corporations)[/LEFT]
• [LEFT]Or both, together with cost of prosecution[/LEFT]

chicago510;1088002 wrote:Lulz, enjoy the slammer ETB.:laugh:

ernest_t_bass;1088038 wrote:All I did was input numbers... and they checked out!

chicago510;1088002 wrote:Lulz, enjoy the slammer ETB.:laugh:

Skyhook79;1088043 wrote:I made a mistake once and the IRS just adjusted it and that was the end of it.

dwccrew;1088074 wrote:If ETB did not knowingly falsify his taxes, they'll just adjust them and that will be all. Now, if he knowingly submitted a falsified return, that = butt secks in prison.

ernest_t_bass;1088038 wrote:All I did was input numbers... and they checked out!

Skyhook79;1088093 wrote:True but proving "willfully" is pretty tough to do and besides lets be honest here ETB is hardly someone the IRS wants to waste their time on.

ernest_t_bass;1088585 wrote:It's in. My numbers were off, but it's:

Fed: $6,607
OH: $293
SD: $113

I had to mail Indiana's in, and did that yesterday.