@ Williams Homes wrote:
If the problem was the IRS hasn't entered all our tax info, then why is the correct AGI on my account at the IRS. I logged into my account and got the info from IRS to double check. Has to be a Turbo tax problem.
You haven't described your situation any. Are you efiling a joint return and getting the same rejection error code as the title of this thread? i.e., IND-032-04 saying that the "spouse" (secondary taxpayer's) AGI or PIN did not match the IRS efile database?
How did you efile the first time? The first attempt should have been to use the same total 2020 AGI for both filers. Do not split or allocate it. The 2020 AGI should be from an original return--not an amended one. If that's what you did, and if it rejected with code IND-032-04, then try this for your next attempt: Enter the total 2020 AGI for yourself (primary taxpayer) and use a 2020 AGI of 0 for the spouse/secondary taxpayer.
If that rejects, then report back for the next attempt and please provide the rejection error code.
