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I'm being asked for my 2017 agi but I'm only trying to file for 2018

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You need to provide your 2017 AGI as a way to verify your identity.

Here is where to find on each type of tax return:

Form 1040 – Line 37

Form 1040A – Line 21

Form 1040EZ – Line 4

Form 1040NR – Line 36

Form 1040X – Line 1, Column A

If you prepared in TurboTax Online, here is how to access your prior return:

1. Make sure you’re signed in to your TurboTax account.

2. Select Tax Home from the left menu.

3. Scroll down to Your tax returns & documents and select 2017.

4. Select View adjusted gross Income (AGI)

If you prepared your tax return in TurboTax CD/Download, it should be saved on your computer.

If you prepared your tax return through other software, you can request a transcript from the IRS.

Follow this link: Get a Transcript

If you filed your tax return after October, 2018, use $0.

For more information, including a picture reference, follow this link: How to Find Last Year's AGI