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sammyfaith
sammyfaith
February 23, 2024
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Is it normal for when you do a refile for the reassessment to only have the amount that you added on and not the whole new refund amount ???

  • February 23, 2024
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    GHarpe
    February 23, 2024

    Refile is the quick way to make an adjustment which is essentially only changing one or two entries which have been missed or need to be added in. It is not meant to redo all of the return. 

     

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      sammyfaith
      sammyfaithAuthor
      February 23, 2024

      So I will get the whole amount and not just the adjusted amount?

      sammyfaith
      sammyfaithAuthor
      March 6, 2025

      Hey, hope you are well! I know this is a while ago but did you end up getting 2 refunds - one for the original and one for the reassessment?


      Hello! 
      Sorry for the late reply! 
      Yes! I received my full initial amount! 🙂 

      Have a great day! 

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