Accidental double file. IRS letter in the mail

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  • February 1, 2020 at 12:38 pm #4336523
    Nathan
      @thesensibleguy

      I accidently double filed this year. I forgot that I had put everything in with Credit Karma and with Turbotax. Got an email from CK long before TT transmitted my return saying the IRS accepted my return. I am on the PATH and WMR updated this morning to PATH message. I believe that if something is wrong the WMR site says “take action” but I have informed delivery with USPS and there is a letter from the IRS coming in today’s mail. What is the likelihood it’s just telling me I double filed or could it in fact be an audit?

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      • February 2, 2020 at 1:27 am #4336726
        Nathan
          @thesensibleguy
          whatever wrote:

          So what was the letter?
          Seriously people are selfish!
          You ask a question, then saying you will have a response, but never state your response.
          Anyways good luck!

          So sorry that a recent death in the family has made it hard for me to get back to this thread. The letter was just a confirmation that I had signed up for the IRS online services like Denny had suggested.

        • February 1, 2020 at 10:38 pm #4336700
          whatever

            So what was the letter?
            Seriously people are selfish!
            You ask a question, then saying you will have a response, but never state your response.
            Anyways good luck!

          • February 1, 2020 at 2:43 pm #4336563
            Nathan
              @thesensibleguy

              Yeah maybe like 4-5 days ago I did.

            • February 1, 2020 at 12:49 pm #4336528
              Denny
                @dgrundy847

                Have you recently signed up to view your transcripts online?

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