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Buzztimothy
Level 1
07-06-2023
11:13 AM
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Can I file a tax return for a married couple (married 12/30/2022) without the spouses SSN? It is being applied for...
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Accountant-Man
Level 13
07-06-2023
02:26 PM
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You can paper file it, but expect issues.
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TaxGuyBill
Level 15
07-06-2023
04:24 PM
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Usually it only takes a few weeks to get a SSN after it is applied for, so if they have already applied or are about to apply, it would be better to wait to file the tax return. Has the spouse already applied? Or are they stuck waiting on something before they can apply?
