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So this question isn’t related to the CPA exam, but I figured this could be a good place to pick some brains. I know its strange for a CPA to be asking this question, but I don’t do taxes. I recently filed my taxes and received a refund. However, I received a 1099-INT that I was not expecting after I had filed my return and it was accepted. The 1099-INT is for Savings/Checking account interest of $13 (just over the $10 threshold). I went to create an amended return through Turbo Tax and when I enter the additional income, it says I don’t owe anything additional. My first question is why wouldn’t my tax liability change? Shouldn’t I owe a couple of dollars in tax from this? My second question is that if I truly do not owe any additional tax, am I required to file an amended return?
I am not taking any responses as “official” tax advice. I just figured I would pose the question in case its something really simple such as amended returns are not required if the tax consequences are less than $5 or something.
Think of this as practice for all you aspiring tax CPAs š
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