Savannah
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If he hasnt paid, yes, I would put zero and pay the whole thing with the 1040X.
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Nope.
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Savannah
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What do you mean Lisa, I still have to submit CA amendment tax return? Thanks.
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If the changes didnt change the tax liability on CA, then no amended return needs to be filed for CA.
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Savannah
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In regards to form 1040-X, the client still did not pay his original e-filed owe. Can I put zero (0) on "Original 2020 Return Payments Smart Worksheet, line B" so he can pay what's in the amended tax return amount instead? Thanks again.
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If he hasnt paid, yes, I would put zero and pay the whole thing with the 1040X.
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