It's not a problem if your husband agrees with the tax return information and you could send him a copy to allow him to review the information. In the future it may be advisable to have a valid 'Power of Attorney' on hand so that you can handle any legal documents that require his signature. The IRS has Form 2848 Power of Attorney, available for situations like yours.
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