Yes----sometimes newlyweds filing their first joint tax returns get confused and kind of mess it up. Make sure that your spouse entered ALL of your income and his own income on that same tax return. If the joint return was prepared correctly, you are done and have nothing else to file. The joint return took care of both of you. Your old account might be generating messages, but you can ignore those messages if you filed a joint return. Going forward, you will file jointly with your spouse. Keep a record of how to access your old account just in case you ever need to look at a past return you filed when you were single, but you will not file returns from that account any more.
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