How to File a Vermont Tax Amendment


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"The Green Mountain State"

If you need to change or amend an accepted Vermont State Income Tax Return for the 2023 tax year or previous tax year, you can prepare a Vermont Tax Amendment by completing Form IN-111 in your eFile.com account and mail it in to file it, you cannot submit it electronically. Form IN-111 is the Form used for the Vermont Tax Amendment. For a federal amendment the IRS requires a different Form - Form 1040X - to amend an IRS return (do not use Form 1040 for an IRS Amendment).

The IRS might send you a notification to change an error on your Return, or you might have discovered an error. If you or the IRS amended or changed one of your IRS Tax Return(s), the IRS will report this to the Vermont Tax Agency, thus you should file a Vermont Amendment within one year.

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Prepare, eFile a 2023 tax year VT + IRS Tax Return: Detailed eFile.com Service Overview
File a 2023 tax year Vermont Tax Amendment
You can prepare a VT Tax Amendment here on eFile.com to print and mail in. You cannot eFile a VT Tax Amendment anywhere.
Option 1: Sign into your eFile.com account, modify your Return and download/print VT Form IN-111 under My Account. Check the "Check if Amended Return" box to report that it's an amended tax return.
Option 2: If you don't have an eFile.com account follow the step by step instruction on how to prepare a tax return/amendment.
Option 3: If you want to do the math on your own paper return then complete, sign VT Form IN-111 - Print, Mail the Form to VT Division of Taxation to:
Payment Due Tax Amendment
VT Department of Taxes
PO Box 1779
Montpelier, VT 05601-1779
Refund Due Tax Amendment
VT Department of Taxes
PO Box 1881
Montpelier, VT 05601-1881
VT Tax Amendment Form IN-111
This Form can be used to file a: Tax Return, Tax Amendment, Change of Address. Check the "Amended Tax Return?" box on Form IN-111.
Step 1: Download, Complete Form IN-111 for the appropriate Tax Year below.
Step 2: Sign, Mail Form IN-111 to one of the addresses listed above
2023 tax year only: Prepare online on eFile.com until the October deadline. When done Print, Sign and Mail in - not eFile - Your Tax Amendment, Address Change, etc.
After the October deadline, Prepare, Print, Sign and Mail-In - see address above - your Form IN-111.
How to correct a rejected Tax Return
If your VT Tax Return was rejected by the VT Tax Agency - not eFile.com - instructions on how to correct a rejected Vermont Tax Return.
Check Your VT Tax Amendment Status
1. Call the Vermont Department of Taxes at 866-828-2865.
2. Contact the VT Department of Taxes
Vermont Refund Deadlines
A. Three years from the due date of the original tax year return, including valid filing extensions.
B. One year from the final determination of the amended federal return or federal change, whichever is later, provided that the allowable refund is not more than the decrease in Vermont tax attributable to the federal change or correction.
C. Two years from the payment of an assessment, provided the amended return raises issues relating only to the prior assessment and the refund does not exceed the amount of tax paid on the prior assessment.
D. Two years from the filing of an amended Vermont return resulting in the payment of additional tax, provided that the current amended return raises issues relating solely to the prior amended return and that the refund does not exceed the amount of the tax payment made as a result of the prior amended return.
Additional Vermont Tax Income Taxes Deadlines
Vermont Income Tax Penalties
Find out how Vermont Late Filing and Late Payment Penalties are calculated.
For IRS Tax and Late Filing Penalties we have an easy to use tool: The PENALTYucator.
File an IRS Tax Amendment by Tax Year
Instructions on how to prepare an IRS Tax Amendment on eFile.com, however the IRS does not accept Tax Amendments electronically.

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