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    jmaxineh
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    I've done my spouse and my taxes together. He owes but I do not. Is there a way to deduct his balance due from my tax refund?

     
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    TurboTaxMary-Ann1
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    I've done my spouse and my taxes together. He owes but I do not. Is there a way to deduct his balance due from my tax refund?

    Unfortunately, there is not a way to deduct from your refund to put it towards your spouse's balance owing.  The Canada Revenue Agency will issue your refund to you and your spouse will receive a Notice of Assessment indicating the balance owing.

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    TurboTaxMary-Ann1
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    I've done my spouse and my taxes together. He owes but I do not. Is there a way to deduct his balance due from my tax refund?

    Unfortunately, there is not a way to deduct from your refund to put it towards your spouse's balance owing.  The Canada Revenue Agency will issue your refund to you and your spouse will receive a Notice of Assessment indicating the balance owing.

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