I have an error saying that my spouse has already been claimed on another return.

If your error indicates that a dependent SSN that you are attempting to claim on your return has already been used as a Secondary (spouse) SSN on an accepted return. Or the secondary (spouse) SSN was previously used as a dependent SSN or qualifying SSN for EIC on an accepted return. Please first verify the information you entered for this individual to ensure the last name, social security [...]

I have an error that says me or my spouse have already filed a return.

If your error indicates that the primary taxpayer or the spouse have already filed on another return, first verify the last names and social security numbers that you entered match what is on the SS card, as that is a very common cause of this error. How to correct this error: From our homepage, click on sign in to enter the username and password to access your account. Click on the current [...]

Someone has claimed my dependent.

If your error indicates that one of the dependent's SSN on your return has already been claimed as a dependent on another return, meaning that someone else has already claimed the credit for this individual. Please first verify the name, social security number , and date of birth you entered for this individual to ensure it was entered correctly, as that is a very common cause of this error. How [...]

New Jersey Underpayment Penalty Form NJ2210

You may owe interest if you did not make estimated payments, including withholdings (see line 6), equal to at least 80% of your 2021 tax liability (line 49, Form NJ-1040) or 100% of your 2020 tax liability, provided your 2020 New Jersey Income Tax return covered a full 12-month period. If an underpayment does exist for any column in Part I, you should complete Part II, Exceptions, and the [...]

Arizona Form 322 Carryover (public)

You may carry over only that portion of the credit that you do not apply to tax. You cannot carry over any amount that you paid that was more than the amount allowed as a credit.If the allowable tax credit is more than your tax or if you have no tax, you may carry the unused credit forward for up to the next five consecutive taxable years’ income tax liability. For example: last year, [...]