![]() ![]() ![]() This reject may also occur when the taxpayer or spouse has been the victim of identity theft and somebody other than the taxpayer or spouse has filed a fraudulent tax return on their behalf. This can occur because the taxpayer or spouse has already electronically filed a tax return for the current year, and it can also occur if the ERO inadvertently electronically filed the original return a second time. The IRS has already accepted a return that included the taxpayer or spouse SSN and thus cannot accept a second return electronically with the same taxpayer identification number (SSN). IND-515-01 - The Primary SSN in the Return Header must not be the same as the Primary SSN in another return filed for the same tax year. IND-513-01 - The Spouse SSN in the return must not be the same as the Spouse SSN in another return filed for the same tax year. IND-452 - In an original return, the Primary SSN in the Return Header must not be the same as the TIN of a previously accepted electronic Individual return filed for the same tax period. IND-510-02 - The Spouse SSN in the return must not be the same as the Primary SSN on another return filed for the same tax year. R0000-902-01 - Taxpayer TIN in the Return Header must not be the same as a TIN of a previously accepted electronic return for the return type and tax period indicated in the tax return Signature Date - Enter a date in the current year on or before the filing date.To correct this reject, open the return and select: The IRS requires the signature date on Form 8879 to be in the current year. This reject occurs when a return that was completed in a prior year is transmitted in the current year. IND-689-01 - The year of the 'PrimarySignatureDt' in the Return Header must be equal to the processing year. Here are some of the most common individual tax return rejects. ![]()
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