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You cannot go to jail for making a mistake or filing your tax return incorrectly. However, if your taxes are wrong by design and you intentionally leave off items that should be included, the IRS can look at that action as fraudulent, and a criminal suit can be instituted against you.
Fraudulent failure to file a tax return: 15% of the net tax due for each month up to five months with a maximum penalty of 75% of the unpaid tax. Filing a fraudulent tax return: 75% of the underpayment amount.
Tax scams take on all shapes and sizes. The IRS has warned taxpayers of refund scams where thieves have stolen records from professional tax preparers to send out fraudulent checks, and then call their victims soon after saying theres been an error and demand they wire the refund back immediately.
No. You cant cancel the return after it has been e-filed. If you need to change any information in the return, you can only make changes to your return if the IRS rejects it. If the IRS accepts your return, you must use Form 1040-X to file an amended return to fix the mistake.
Tax fraud occurs when an individual or business entity willfully and intentionally falsifies information on a tax return to limit the amount of tax liability. Tax fraud essentially entails cheating on a tax return in an attempt to avoid paying the entire tax obligation.

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If you realize there was a mistake on your return, you can amend it using Form 1040-X, Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return. For example, a change to your filing status, income, deductions, credits, or tax liability means you need to amend your return.
You cannot go to jail for making a mistake or filing your tax return incorrectly. However, if your taxes are wrong by design and you intentionally leave off items that should be included, the IRS can look at that action as fraudulent, and a criminal suit can be instituted against you.
10 Steps to Avoiding Tax-Return Identity Theft Leave your Social Security card home. Keep your SSN private. Make your passwords work for you. Protect against computer spam and viruses. Keep financial information private. Beware of phishing. Shred bank and tax documents. Reduce credit card solicitations.
Tax-related identity theft occurs when someone uses your stolen personal information, including your Social Security number, to file a tax return claiming a fraudulent refund. If you suspect you are a victim of identity theft, continue to pay your taxes and file your tax return, even if you must file a paper return.
The IRS does sometimes correct returns automatically. If the IRS notices an arithmetic error, for example, itll usually fix the oversight and notify the taxpayer.

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