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Social security back pay

olotni · Jun 4, 2019 8:53:51 PM

<P>If my husband and I filed jointly in 2017 and I received back pay in 2018 for 2017 do I have to file jointly again in 2018 or can I file separately for each of us? <BR /></P>

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I dont know if I filed married filing separate or married filing jointly this year? I have student loans and I read where both incomes can make loan amt increase?

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The previous responses did not work. I want to select DIY and TT only lets me choose Live. I hit See Other TT products but am not allowed to select anything.

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