I file my taxes alredy but irs they need me to add the 8379 for I don’t know if I can do it from here or I have to do it separate

[Texas Roger · Accepted solution]

Yes, Turbo Tax includes the Injured Spouse form.

Form 8379 (Injured Spouse) is filed when the overpayment on your jointly filed tax return was (or is expected to be) applied to a past-due obligation of your spouse. By filing Form 8379, you may be able to get back your share of the joint refund.

The IRS advises that you should allow an additional eleven weeks to process your return, leading to similar delays in any refund you are due.

To find the Injured Spouse section in Turbo Tax, click on Federal Taxes (on the top menu bar) and then Other Tax Situations. When the page opens, scroll down to the bottom and select the very last item, Miscellaneous Tax Forms. When the list of miscellaneous forms opens up, look for "Report an injured or innocent spouse claim". As you work through the form be sure you only answer the Injured Spouse questions (not the Innocent Spouse questions).

Note: You will need to click through several pages of Innocent Spouse questions before you get to the Injured Spouse section.

If you are filing the Injured Spouse Form on its own (after e-filing your return), you will mail it to the IRS location for your state. Include a copy of all W-2 forms and any 1099 forms showing federal tax withholding, for both spouses. You can find the mailing address for your location using this link (use the 'not including a payment' address): IRS Mailing Addresses for Injured Spouse Form

[Texas Roger]

Here is where to find where to mail the form:  https://www.irs.gov/filing/where-to-file-paper-tax-returns-with-or-without-a-payment