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Yes No Note Answer "no" if your overpayment is being applied against your spouse's debt with another

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The document is Form 505, an Injured Spouse Claim and Allocation form from the Oklahoma Tax Commission. It is used by individuals whose tax refunds are being applied to their spouse's tax liabilities. The form allows the injured spouse to claim their share of a joint tax return overpayment if certain conditions are met. It outlines the eligibility criteria, filing instructions, required information about the joint return, and details on how to allocate income and deductions between spouses.

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