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siobhanfoster84

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Injured spouse form. I filed it with my taxes online. Do i still need to print it and mail it into the irs?

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
June 4, 2019
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I saw the answer was to mail it after I e filed...but the e filing said it will be sent with my tax information. I read a question and answer saying mail it seperatly, so not sure if I should leave it alone, or print and mail it to be sure. I don't want my portion of taxes to go to my husbands back owed Child support is why I'm worried!

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No, if you filed it with your taxes, you are fine. You do have the option to mail it separately after you file if you originally omitted it.

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No, if you filed it with your taxes, you are fine. You do have the option to mail it separately after you file if you originally omitted it.

siobhanfoster84Author

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Thank you!