Solved: If I filed married jointly why would I have to show my wife's AGI? Wouldn't it be the same as mine?

If I filed married jointly why would I have to show my wife's AGI? Wouldn't it be the same as mine?

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Yes, if you filed married and joint last year, both you and your wife would record the same AGI, however, the IRS established the criteria individually since there are other possible scenarios applicable to other taxpayers.

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Should we file separately? If i were single my income would allow me to get the $4000 Used Clean Vehicle Tax Credit but with my spouses higher income we do not qualify.

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If I filed married jointly why would I have to show my wife's AGI? Wouldn't it be the same as mine?

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