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I received a letter from IRS in March that form 1116 was missing from my return that I filed in February. The fax number on the IRS letter did not work, so I sent the form in the mail. It is still pending and it is preventing the stimulus check from coming as well. When working on the 1116, I found out a state deduction I missed. At this point, should I file a supersede tax forms for federal and state before July 15, or wait for IRS to catch up first and file the amended return?
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And this is not holding up an EIP payment. Did you file a 2018 tax return?
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Yes, it is. We did a large Roth conversion in 2018 which would disqualify us from receiving the payment. The status says that the payment is pending due to the 2019 tax being pending.
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Interesting. I have not seen that status before.
IRS has been shut down since March; the mail is piled in trailers. No one will look at your correspondence for a long time.
Whether you file an amended return or a superseding return it, too, will be mailed and sit for a very long time.
You may not get the EIP until you file your 2020 return.
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