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Based on my retirement being separate property and my husband only receives SSDI, do still complete the form 8958.

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
June 6, 2019
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My husband has been on SocIal Security Disability since before we got married, he pays zero taxes. I retired before we got married. We have no community property income. Do I still complete the form 8958?

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Best answer by MaryK1

If you are filing separate and resident of a community property state, a Form 8958 must still be filed. The allocation will simply assign the income as separate property,

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If you are filing separate and resident of a community property state, a Form 8958 must still be filed. The allocation will simply assign the income as separate property,

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