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Old 04-16-2014, 12:28 PM
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Accidently misclassified a capital gains transaction as short term rather than long term

I accidentally misclassified a capital gains transaction as short term rather than long term and instead of getting a refund of $800 I will pay $200. Do you think I am better off filing an amendment or just let it go? And if I let it go do you think it will increase audit risk .I sold shares in a s corp corporation in 368 days instead on my tax return I put 250 days because I wrote on the wrong acquisition date. Thanks



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