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If your husband is filing your tax returns jointly do you have to do anything He included your earnings in his file?
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∙ 15y ago
Assuming he is doing this with your permission...
If he is filing a paper return, you must sign the joint return.
If he is e-filing, you are really supposed to select and type in your own PIN number, but we know that nobody in the real world does this.
You really should check over what he is submitting since you will be held equally liable for any mistakes/omissions or fraud or unpaid balances.
But other than that, there is nothing to do.
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