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Divorced but ex wife won't provide SSN for payor's Tax Prep above line deduction.
How do you proceed with error on return? Can it be efiled in proseries?
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Get one of your clients prior tax returns. Her Social will be on there.
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Income high enough to file this year. Haven't filed in past years. No records available. Wife won't provide. Ssn is not available. How to file without it?
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Sounds like a phone call to the divorce lawyer is in order.
I'm wondering if you could start backup withholding on the alimony, maybe that will get her attention.
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Divorce finalized prior to 2019?
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Divorce Date 10-1-18
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I called spouse lawyer and requested a call to his client to encourage her to provide SSN. He said. They hadn't a relationship with client in past 3 or 4 months. I thanked him for the professional courtesy.(eye roll)
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ah, ok @-Dan- . Still good to go with deduction then.
Yeah, thats a toughie. I thought I saw one person mention looking back at an old tax return while they were married. Thats a good idea.
I LOVE @rbynaker idea. That would turn sh-t around REAL quick.
Worst case, paper file with divorce decree stating alimony (unsure if decree states alimony amount).