My wife and I filed taxes jointly for 2019 using my SSN and her ITIN. She since received SSN and want to efile the taxes with her SSN. What would be the AGI for 2020?

chakribt · ‎February 27, 2021

KrisD15 · ‎February 27, 2021

The AGI would be the same.

If your Social Security Number was listed FIRST on your 2019 return, please again list yours first. Use her newly obtained Social Security Number as well and list her as spouse.

In this case, your AGI from 2019 should match your 2020 tax return.

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chakribt · ‎February 28, 2021

Thank you KrisD15. However I am seeing online and in turbotax forms that the efiling will be rejected if we use last years AGI as the information does not match the records (ITIN vs SSN). It is recommended to use 0 as AGI. Not sure how to approach this and I am confused.

HeatherPLO · ‎March 3, 2021

Please see the Help Article here for further information.

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My wife and I filed taxes jointly for 2019 using my SSN and her ITIN. She since received SSN and want to efile the taxes with her SSN. What would be the AGI for 2020?