Click File on the left side of your account screen and follow all the on-screen prompts to re-efile your return(s) at no extra charge.Īttention: However, if you entered the information correctly and you still get rejected the issue is with the IRS. If you need to correct your dependent's date of birth, go to your Child or Dependent screen for that dependent, correct the date of birth there, and save your changes. Correct any dates of birth and save your changes. Sign into your account:, click Name and Address on the left side menu of your account screen, and check your date of birth and/or spouse's date of birth if needed. Solution: Let us help you turn this rejection into an IRS acceptance. Problem: The IRS rejected your Federal Tax Return - not - because the date of birth you entered for yourself, spouse or dependent does not match what the IRS has in their records. Contact us with further questions or assistance at. If you have already filed a return and are trying to change or correct it, please visit. If the IRS does not accept your return, because a return under your SSN has been accepted by the IRS ask yourself if you have already filed elsewhere or if you have data security concerns please visit. After that, contact the IRS at 1-80 and/or State and discuss your tax return in more detail. However, should you have entered your SSN and/or TIN correctly and you keep getting rejected for any reasons, PRINT your return(s) - IRS and State(s) - and MAIL it in on time. You can do this as often as it takes to get accepted. Save the changes, click Continue and follow the screen instruction to re-efile your federal and state returns for free. Scroll down and make the necessary correction of updating your and/or Dependent's SSN or TIN. Sign into your account:, and click Name and Address on the left side menu. Solution: Let us help you turn this into an IRS acceptance.
If applicable, this might also apply to your state tax return. Problem: The IRS has rejected your return - not - because the primary SSN or Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) - or one of your Dependent's SSN, TIN - on the federal return is incorrect OR has already been used on a filed return with the IRS.
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