I assume no more e-filing for 2013? Paper returns only option now?
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I use ProSeries Pro they have what they call Fast Track...if the return type is allowed by IRS for e-filing PS Pro will efile 3 years back...but this started with 2012 so you can only go back that far. If you renew with Fast Track each year you will be able to continually file the current three open years in the future. It also files State returns if the state has approved PS (Intuit) to do so.Believe nothing you have not personally researched and verified.Comment
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You can't e-file amended Individual returns (yet), but I think you can e-file amended Business returns.
The MeF system processes both superseding and amended returns for Forms 1120, 1120-S and 1120-F. If the taxpayer is required to e-file an original return and needs to file an amended or superseding return, they must e-file that return. Any taxpayer who has received an approved waiver from IRS to file their particular return on paper is exempted from this requirement.Comment
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Bill is right about other entity returns - amended. Check with your software, but you should be able to e-file amended entity returns. Check with the states, though.
The IRS does not seem to have in its sights the ability to e-file amended individual returns. No for current and prior years. And, don't hold your breath for the future.Comment
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From IRS.gov
Amended Returns
Question: Can I file an amended Form 1040X electronically?
Answer:
At this time, the Form 1040X, Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, is not accepted electronically; only an original tax return may be electronically filed. You must file a paper Form 1040X. If you are due a refund, you will be issued a check and cannot use direct deposit.
Additional Information:
Filing Your Taxes
Instructions for Form 1040X, Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return
Category: Electronic Filing (e-file)
Subcategory: Amended ReturnsComment
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