Thanks.
While I was waiting for your reply, I tried one last thing. First, I'm doing taxes for my parents. My father passed in April, and I was having the same rejection problem. I noticed that the TT was telling me that the IRS could not verify my father's AGI. I had the feeling that TT simply wasn't providing that info to the IRS since he was identified on TT as being deceased. Also, I've been importing information from one year to the next on TT for several years, and my father was always the primary taxpayer.
I had the idea that if my mom was put on the form as the primary taxpayer, then TT would definitely provide her prior year's AGI on the submission - and the IRS is really only looking for the primary. So, I switched their names on the return - my mom 1st (primary) and my dad 2nd (spouse). It worked. Submitted, and accepted by the IRS. It's worth a try.
