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Old 08-09-2017, 01:22 PM
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Filing married jointly- without husband seeing all my taxes owed?
Hello!

My husband and I always (and will always) file our taxes as married jointly. I plan on doing something that I prefer my husband not know about (because I am using the money I earn on him), but I will owe taxes on it. Is there any way in getting around him seeing this when we file? Is there a way I can pat the taxes early or something?

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