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I filed my 2018 federal tax extension electronically for free on TurboTax online. I entered $0 as my tax liability by mistake instead of my estimated liability of $3700. I paid $4300 in taxes in 2018 and do not owe any taxes. Will entering $0 as my liability instead of $3700 result in my extension being rejected, and is it okay if I submitted a 2018 federal extension twice with two different websites?

January 3rd, 2023

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