Married filing jointly taxpayers need to look out for this IRS payment SNAFU
If the 'secondary' spouse makes a balance-due payment to the IRS, it may not get credited to their account.
Source: accountingtoday.com
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If the 'secondary' spouse makes a balance-due payment to the IRS, it may not get credited to their account.
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