Maybe. The IRS will usually match the beginning letters of your last name with your Social Security Number.
If rejected, you can make the correction by following the steps below.
If accepted, you would not need to make any changes you would just verify the spelling for accuracy on next year's tax return.
To edit your Personal Info:
Please read this TurboTax FAQ for additional information on E-file
rejections related to incorrect or duplicated names, birth dates, or Social
Security numbers: E-file
rejections related to incorrect or duplicated names, birth dates, or Social
Security numbers.
Maybe. The IRS will usually match the beginning letters of your last name with your Social Security Number.
If rejected, you can make the correction by following the steps below.
If accepted, you would not need to make any changes you would just verify the spelling for accuracy on next year's tax return.
To edit your Personal Info:
Please read this TurboTax FAQ for additional information on E-file
rejections related to incorrect or duplicated names, birth dates, or Social
Security numbers: E-file
rejections related to incorrect or duplicated names, birth dates, or Social
Security numbers.