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When e-filing a tax return, it is important to ensure that the return gets accepted by both the federal and state agencies.

  • You may have a return that gets rejected by a federal or state agency, or refused by Central Site.

  • The tax return is not completed until it is accepted by the IRS and the state agencies.

  • If you are unable to fix the errors causing the reject or refusal the taxpayer may have to paper file.

For more information, regarding how to view the details and data values related to rejections and refusals reference Viewing Reject and Refusals.

Viewing Rejects and Refusals

Rejects/Refusals by Rule Number

Rule Number: IND-181-01

Rule Number: IND-182-01

Rule Number: IND-183-01

Rule Number: IND-452

Rule Number: IND-507

Rule Number: IND-508-01

Rule Number: IND-510-02

Rule Number: IND-511-01

Rule Number: IND-517-01

Rule Number: IND-901

Rule Number: IND-931-01

Rule Number: IND-941-01

Rule Number: IND-996

Rule Number: F1040-164-01

Rule Number: F1040-516

Rule Number: F8962-070

Rule Number: FW2-502

Rule Number: FW2-505-01

Rule Number: R0000-194

Rule Number: R0000-500-01

Rule Number: R0000-503-02

Rule Number: R0000-504-02

Rule Number: S2-F1040-147

Rule Number: S2-F1040-394

Rule Number: SEIC-F1040-506-02

Rule Number: IND-180-01

Rule Number: SEIC-F1040-535-03

Rule Number: SEIC-F1040-535-04

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