If I was single in 2022 and married in 2023 would the AGI for 2022 be the combined amount for verification? IRS keeps rejecting this as it states AGI is incorrect.

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You enter the 2022 AGI from your 2022 Form 1040 Line 11 for yourself. If your spouse filed a 2022 tax return then they enter the 2022 AGI from their return. If they did not file a 2022 tax return then enter a 0 (zero).

My 2023 joint filing with my husband keeps being rejected due to an incorrect AGI. I verified both our 2022 IRS transcripts and the AGI is indeed correct. Why rejected?

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If I was single in 2022 and married in 2023 would the AGI for 2022 be the combined amount for verification? IRS keeps rejecting this as it states AGI is incorrect.

If I was single in 2022 and married in 2023 would the AGI for 2022 be the combined amount for verification? IRS keeps rejecting this as it states AGI is incorrect.

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