Got a corrected 1099 DIVD-- can I ignore it

Mar 03, 2015 1 Replies

I filed electronically last week. Today I got a corrected 1099-DIVD for one of my funds.



It amounts to moving some amounts from one box to another.



Bottom line: The Feds owe me $14. more and the State $1. more.



I really don't want to bother with this. It's not worth my time.



Is there any problem with ignoring this?



If I did decide to do a 1040X, should I wait until after I receive my refund?



(Also, is this small discrepancy going to delay my refund?).



Mel


No.

Probably a good idea.

No.

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