Shortly put, my mortgage bank sucks. They issued me an original 1098, forgot something on it and issued me another separate 1098 , and then 4 weeks later found out they screwed up and issued me a corrected 1098 after I already filled. (After they sent my private information such as my ss# and loan information to another customer of theirs "in error who [they] trust won't do anything nefarious with it".)
My question is, the corrected 1098 changes nothing about my taxes since I went with the standard deduction, and even if I itemized would have only resulted in a larger return by a few dollars.
Do I need to waste my and the IRS time to file an amended paper return?
I would have presumed yes but unofficial information from turbo tax suggests I just need to hold onto the corrected incase I'm ever questioned.
Thoughts?
Submitted March 21, 2021 at 08:43AM by MasterDeZaster https://ift.tt/3lCC4ly
