If you file a amended return do you have to resend everything again? Is there a special form for amended returns? If you know of a link on how to go about this please include.
Thanks, very much appreciate everyone's help.
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 12, 2022, at 9:42 AM, MARY FRAN NOVAK via bivio.com <user*7094300001@bivio.com> wrote:
No, my club still has not received a corrected 1099, I had messaged TDA last week about this, but no response. I plan on calling them on Monday
Yes, our club received a corrected 1099 from TDA on March 3rd, just hours after I had mailed our 1065 to the IRS. With Laurie's help I was able to run the tax program again (after making the corrections) and mail a Superseding return March 10.
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10e, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone
Just a heads up that there have been late reclassifications to their dividends. Many clubs are now receiving revised 1099's to show that.
You'll need to make these reclassifications to properly report your taxes and adjust the cost basis of your shares.
If you did not sell any shares in 2021, and you have already filed your club taxes, you'll need to make the corrections. However, you can decide whether or not to file an amended return. You will have over-reported your taxes, so the IRS would probably not complain if you don't.
On the other hand, if you did sell shares in 2021, and you have already filed, you do need to update and file an amended return. You will have underreported your capital gains on your sales. Something the IRS probably won't like.
Laurie Frederiksen Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com
If you file a amended return do you have to resend everything again? Is there a special form for amended returns? If you know of a link on how to go about this please include.
Yes, our club received a corrected 1099 from TDA on March 3rd, just hours after I had mailed our 1065 to the IRS. With Laurie's help I was able to run the tax program again (after making the corrections) and mail a Superseding return March 10.
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10e, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone
Just a heads up that there have been late reclassifications to their dividends. Many clubs are now receiving revised 1099's to show that.
You'll need to make these reclassifications to properly report your taxes and adjust the cost basis of your shares.
If you did not sell any shares in 2021, and you have already filed your club taxes, you'll need to make the corrections. However, you can decide whether or not to file an amended return. You will have over-reported your taxes, so the IRS would probably not complain if you don't.
On the other hand, if you did sell shares in 2021, and you have already filed, you do need to update and file an amended return. You will have underreported your capital gains on your sales. Something the IRS probably won't like.
Laurie Frederiksen Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com
I hope they are more responsive than MIND. I sent them an email about 4 days ago and have not even an acknowledgement that they received it.
By the way, please tell me if this makes sense: I called TDA and got connected with their tax department as you suggested. The tax department says these dividends come in on their little green screens with the details of the nature of the dividend (qualified, nonqualified, non-dividend distribution, etc., and that is as far as they get into it. And, they said that I need to contact the company's investor relations and see what they say. Is that how these brokerages operate?
Thanks,
Peter Dunkelberger
On Sat, Mar 12, 2022 at 11:02 AM Laurie Frederiksen <laurie@bivio.biz> wrote:
The Air Lease investor relations contact information is at the bottom of this page:
If you file a amended return do you have to resend everything again? Is there a special form for amended returns? If you know of a link on how to go about this please include.
Yes, our club received a corrected 1099 from TDA on March 3rd, just hours after I had mailed our 1065 to the IRS. With Laurie's help I was able to run the tax program again (after making the corrections) and mail a Superseding return March 10.
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10e, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone
Just a heads up that there have been late reclassifications to their dividends. Many clubs are now receiving revised 1099's to show that.
You'll need to make these reclassifications to properly report your taxes and adjust the cost basis of your shares.
If you did not sell any shares in 2021, and you have already filed your club taxes, you'll need to make the corrections. However, you can decide whether or not to file an amended return. You will have over-reported your taxes, so the IRS would probably not complain if you don't.
On the other hand, if you did sell shares in 2021, and you have already filed, you do need to update and file an amended return. You will have underreported your capital gains on your sales. Something the IRS probably won't like.
Laurie Frederiksen Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com
Thanks for the info Laurie. I have filed for an extension, as you suggested last week. But it is annoying that some clubs have the corrected 1099 and others do not.
On Mar 12, 2022, at 10:01 AM, Laurie Frederiksen <laurie@bivio.biz> wrote:
The Air Lease investor relations contact information is at the bottom of this page:
If you file a amended return do you have to resend everything again? Is there a special form for amended returns? If you know of a link on how to go about this please include.
Yes, our club received a corrected 1099 from TDA on March 3rd, just hours after I had mailed our 1065 to the IRS. With Laurie's help I was able to run the tax program again (after making the corrections) and mail a Superseding return March 10.
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10e, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone
Just a heads up that there have been late reclassifications to their dividends. Many clubs are now receiving revised 1099's to show that.
You'll need to make these reclassifications to properly report your taxes and adjust the cost basis of your shares.
If you did not sell any shares in 2021, and you have already filed your club taxes, you'll need to make the corrections. However, you can decide whether or not to file an amended return. You will have over-reported your taxes, so the IRS would probably not complain if you don't.
On the other hand, if you did sell shares in 2021, and you have already filed, you do need to update and file an amended return. You will have underreported your capital gains on your sales. Something the IRS probably won't like.
Laurie Frederiksen Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com
Yes, our club received a
corrected 1099 from TDA on March 3rd, just hours after
I had mailed our 1065 to the IRS. With Laurie's help I
was able to run the tax program again (after making
the corrections) and mail a Superseding return March
10.
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10e, an
AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone
Just a heads up that
there have been late
reclassifications to their
dividends. Many clubs are now
receiving revised 1099's to
show that.
You'll need to make
these reclassifications to
properly report your taxes and
adjust the cost basis of your
shares.
If you did not sell
any shares in 2021, and you
have already filed your club
taxes, you'll need to make
the corrections. However, you
can decide whether or not to
file an amended return. You
will have over-reported your
taxes, so the IRS would
probably not complain if you
don't.
On the other hand, if
you did sell shares in 2021,
and you have already filed,
you do need to update and file
an amended return. You will
have underreported your
capital gains on your sales.
Something the IRS probably
won't like.
Laurie Frederiksen
Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com
No, I haven't. I understand they have 30 days to file amended 1099's when they discover the error. I guess you will have to keep checking TD to see if they update it.
Just a heads up that there have been late reclassifications to their dividends. Many clubs are now receiving revised 1099's to show that.
You'll need to make these reclassifications to properly report your taxes and adjust the cost basis of your shares.
If you did not sell any shares in 2021, and you have already filed your club taxes, you'll need to make the corrections. However, you can decide whether or not to file an amended return. You will have over-reported your taxes, so the IRS would probably not complain if you don't.
On the other hand, if you did sell shares in 2021, and you have already filed, you do need to update and file an amended return. You will have underreported your capital gains on your sales. Something the IRS probably won't like.
Laurie Frederiksen Invest with your friends! www.bivio.com
On 2022-03-12 07:17, charlahurt via bivio.com wrote:
> Yes, our club received a corrected 1099 from TDA on March 3rd, just
> hours after I had mailed our 1065 to the IRS. With Laurie's help I was
> able to run the tax program again (after making the corrections) and
> mail a Superseding return March 10.
>
How does one mail a superseding return?
Barry
Jeff Rauch on
You file a 1065x (corrected return).
Get the form a instructions from irs.gov. I had to file one because of the K-2 K-3 mess. It really wasn’t too bad other than having to mail ~15oz document.
Jeff
Sent from my iPhone
> On Mar 12, 2022, at 8:33 PM, jkdblsdd via bivio.com <user*11376300001@bivio.com> wrote:
>
> On 2022-03-12 07:17, charlahurt via bivio.com wrote:
>> Yes, our club received a corrected 1099 from TDA on March 3rd, just
>> hours after I had mailed our 1065 to the IRS. With Laurie's help I was
>> able to run the tax program again (after making the corrections) and
>> mail a Superseding return March 10.
>
>
> How does one mail a superseding return?
> Barry
>
Janice Levasheff on
This morning our Treasurer emailed AL Investor Relations and TD
Ameritrade and has not heard back from either.
She then checked AL's Annual Report, and it says that the
dividend declared per share for year ended December 31, 2021 is
$.67, not the $.64 indicated in the original TDA
1099. Is this the reclassification they're talking about?
Our club has 100 shares of AL and we have not sold any. Would
TDA issue a corrected 1099 for a $3 increase? If not, what do we
need to do? We'd sent in our returns before we were aware of the
change, and just in case filed for an extension. Delivery is
confirmed for both.
Thank you, bivio, for everything you do!
Janice
On 3/12/2022 8:01 AM, Laurie
Frederiksen wrote:
The
Air Lease investor relations contact
information is at the bottom of this page:
If you file a amended return do you have to
resend everything again? Is there a special form for amended
returns? If you know of a link on how to go about this
please include.
Yes, our club received a
corrected 1099 from TDA on March 3rd, just
hours after I had mailed our 1065 to the
IRS. With Laurie's help I was able to run
the tax program again (after making the
corrections) and mail a Superseding return
March 10.
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy
S10e, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable
smartphone
Just a heads up that there have
been late
reclassifications
to their
dividends. Many
clubs are now
receiving revised
1099's to show
that.
You'll need to make these
reclassifications
to properly report
your taxes and
adjust the cost
basis of your
shares.
If you did not sell any shares in
2021, and you have
already filed your
club taxes,
you'll need to
make the
corrections.
However, you can
decide whether or
not to file an
amended return.
You will have
over-reported your
taxes, so the IRS
would probably not
complain if you
don't.
On the other hand, if you did
sell shares in
2021, and you have
already filed, you
do need to update
and file an
amended return.
You will have
underreported your
capital gains on
your sales.
Something the IRS
probably won't
like.
Laurie Frederiksen
Invest with your
friends! www.bivio.com
TD Ameritrade finally got back to me. They will issue a corrected 1099 between March 17 and April 4. Great. How do we fix this when we get the correct info? Thanks Bivio. We filed for an extension, which has been received, so I will be filing a 1st copy of 1065
This morning our Treasurer emailed AL Investor Relations and TD
Ameritrade and has not heard back from either.
She then checked AL's Annual Report, and it says that the
dividend declared per share for year ended December 31, 2021 is
$.67, not the $.64 indicated in the original TDA
1099. Is this the reclassification they're talking about?
Our club has 100 shares of AL and we have not sold any. Would
TDA issue a corrected 1099 for a $3 increase? If not, what do we
need to do? We'd sent in our returns before we were aware of the
change, and just in case filed for an extension. Delivery is
confirmed for both.
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Thank you, bivio, for everything you do!
Janice
On 3/12/2022 8:01 AM, Laurie
Frederiksen wrote:
The
Air Lease investor relations contact
information is at the bottom of this page:
If you file a amended return do you have to
resend everything again? Is there a special form for amended
returns? If you know of a link on how to go about this
please include.
Yes, our club received a
corrected 1099 from TDA on March 3rd, just
hours after I had mailed our 1065 to the
IRS. With Laurie's help I was able to run
the tax program again (after making the
corrections) and mail a Superseding return
March 10.
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy
S10e, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable
smartphone
Just a heads up that there have
been late
reclassifications
to their
dividends. Many
clubs are now
receiving revised
1099's to show
that.
You'll need to make these
reclassifications
to properly report
your taxes and
adjust the cost
basis of your
shares.
If you did not sell any shares in
2021, and you have
already filed your
club taxes,
you'll need to
make the
corrections.
However, you can
decide whether or
not to file an
amended return.
You will have
over-reported your
taxes, so the IRS
would probably not
complain if you
don't.
On the other hand, if you did
sell shares in
2021, and you have
already filed, you
do need to update
and file an
amended return.
You will have
underreported your
capital gains on
your sales.
Something the IRS
probably won't
like.
Laurie Frederiksen
Invest with your
friends! www.bivio.com
TD Ameritrade finally got back to me. They will issue a corrected 1099 between March 17 and April 4. Great. How do we fix this when we get the correct info? Thanks Bivio. We filed for an extension, which has been received, so I will be filing a 1st copy of 1065
This morning our Treasurer emailed AL Investor Relations and TD
Ameritrade and has not heard back from either.
She then checked AL's Annual Report, and it says that the
dividend declared per share for year ended December 31, 2021 is
$.67, not the $.64 indicated in the original TDA
1099. Is this the reclassification they're talking about?
Our club has 100 shares of AL and we have not sold any. Would
TDA issue a corrected 1099 for a $3 increase? If not, what do we
need to do? We'd sent in our returns before we were aware of the
change, and just in case filed for an extension. Delivery is
confirmed for both.
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Thank you, bivio, for everything you do!
Janice
On 3/12/2022 8:01 AM, Laurie
Frederiksen wrote:
The
Air Lease investor relations contact
information is at the bottom of this page:
If you file a amended return do you have to
resend everything again? Is there a special form for amended
returns? If you know of a link on how to go about this
please include.
Yes, our club received a
corrected 1099 from TDA on March 3rd, just
hours after I had mailed our 1065 to the
IRS. With Laurie's help I was able to run
the tax program again (after making the
corrections) and mail a Superseding return
March 10.
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy
S10e, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable
smartphone
Just a heads up that there have
been late
reclassifications
to their
dividends. Many
clubs are now
receiving revised
1099's to show
that.
You'll need to make these
reclassifications
to properly report
your taxes and
adjust the cost
basis of your
shares.
If you did not sell any shares in
2021, and you have
already filed your
club taxes,
you'll need to
make the
corrections.
However, you can
decide whether or
not to file an
amended return.
You will have
over-reported your
taxes, so the IRS
would probably not
complain if you
don't.
On the other hand, if you did
sell shares in
2021, and you have
already filed, you
do need to update
and file an
amended return.
You will have
underreported your
capital gains on
your sales.
Something the IRS
probably won't
like.
Laurie Frederiksen
Invest with your
friends! www.bivio.com
TD Ameritrade finally got back to me. They will issue a corrected 1099 between March 17 and April 4. Great. How do we fix this when we get the correct info? Thanks Bivio. We filed for an extension, which has been received, so I will be filing a 1st copy of 1065
This morning our Treasurer emailed AL Investor Relations and TD
Ameritrade and has not heard back from either.
She then checked AL's Annual Report, and it says that the
dividend declared per share for year ended December 31, 2021 is
$.67, not the $.64 indicated in the original TDA
1099. Is this the reclassification they're talking about?
Our club has 100 shares of AL and we have not sold any. Would
TDA issue a corrected 1099 for a $3 increase? If not, what do we
need to do? We'd sent in our returns before we were aware of the
change, and just in case filed for an extension. Delivery is
confirmed for both.
<0mLC6whPmr5HUX40.png>
Thank you, bivio, for everything you do!
Janice
On 3/12/2022 8:01 AM, Laurie
Frederiksen wrote:
The
Air Lease investor relations contact
information is at the bottom of this page:
If you file a amended return do you have to
resend everything again? Is there a special form for amended
returns? If you know of a link on how to go about this
please include.
Yes, our club received a
corrected 1099 from TDA on March 3rd, just
hours after I had mailed our 1065 to the
IRS. With Laurie's help I was able to run
the tax program again (after making the
corrections) and mail a Superseding return
March 10.
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy
S10e, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable
smartphone
Just a heads up that there have
been late
reclassifications
to their
dividends. Many
clubs are now
receiving revised
1099's to show
that.
You'll need to make these
reclassifications
to properly report
your taxes and
adjust the cost
basis of your
shares.
If you did not sell any shares in
2021, and you have
already filed your
club taxes,
you'll need to
make the
corrections.
However, you can
decide whether or
not to file an
amended return.
You will have
over-reported your
taxes, so the IRS
would probably not
complain if you
don't.
On the other hand, if you did
sell shares in
2021, and you have
already filed, you
do need to update
and file an
amended return.
You will have
underreported your
capital gains on
your sales.
Something the IRS
probably won't
like.
Laurie Frederiksen
Invest with your
friends! www.bivio.com
I sent TD Ameritrade an email about this in March when
Laurie alerted us to this issue. They replied there would
be a corrected 1099 within a month. When I didn't receive
one by the date they gave me, I emailed again. Their
response is "oh, we made a mistake, you are not getting an
amended one. " Does this clear me to send the original
1065? I did file for an extension but only want to send
taxes once. TIA