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  • ttbtaxes
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2011
    • 580
    #1

    1st Reject

    The spouse's last name doesn't agree with the SS records. Client is going to call social security and confirm the correct last name. Apparently, it is a hyphenated version from her first marriage.

    QUESTION: Do I have to have the client sign a new 8879?
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    • taxman36
      Junior Member
      • Mar 2011
      • 9
      #2
      No

      I do not think so. I thought it was only if the dollar amount changed. When I change the name it is jusst that and most of the time it is either a newly married or maybe some odd name that shows as two different names on the social card.

      Good Luck

      Taxman36

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