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rideabanjopicker | If you are married, can you still file single on your taxes? |
Or do you have to file married and filing separately? Which way is more beneficial? |
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Fergi the Great
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If you are married, filing as "single" is a violation of federal law and carries severe criminal and financial penalties including but not limited to fines and incarceration in a federal penitentiary. |
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Amanda H
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You cant file single becuase you're not single.
File married filing seperately or seperated (if that applies). |
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iANNA!
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sure u can......................if u want to be arrested |
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misskenzie12
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I see a lot of varried answers and most of them are partly right.
Normally if you are married on 12/31 you must file married filling a joint return or married filing a separate return. However there are certain cases where you can be considered unmarried for tax purposes. This involves your spouse not living in the home the last 6 months of the year and you providing a home for a dependent child. If you meet the criteria for that then you would file Head of Household. If you do not meet these criteria then Married filing a joint return is the best possible way to file. Good luck. |
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tonnette
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file married and filing seperatly,...theres an option to do that |
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digdowndeepnseattle
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Your filing status is dependent upon your marital status on 12/31. If you are married then you either file married filing jointly or married filing separately. Married filng jointly is usually more beneficial unless the lower earning spouse has a lot of various deductions.
However, if you are legally separated as of 12/31 then you can file single. Legally separated means there is a divorce decree or a maintanance decree on file with the courts not that your spouse walked out.
You can NOT just file single if you are legally married. Well, you can certainly do it but hope you don't get audited...hows that?
p.s. Glazeddonut is talking about what you are claiming on your deductions using the w-4 (at least I hope so). That's an entirely diff thing than your filing with the IRS. |
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ev1500
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No you can't file single, you are no longer single... |
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spicertax
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Joint returns result in lower taxes about 95% of the time. You cannot file single. You can file as married filing separately if you don't care about saving taxes as a couple. You can get your separate refunds but the total will be smaller that a joint refund. |
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zyberianwarrior
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people stop......
If you are married you MUST file MARRIED. If you were divorced on dec 31st then you can file single or in some cases married filing seperate. Married has the best tax breaks (especially if kids are involved) and it is beneficial to file that staus. |
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vegas_iwish
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Can not file single - no. Married or married filing seperately. |
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aloedistributor.com
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In Ireland we can and I recommend everyone to be independant. Not sure about USA, sorry. Have a great new year and be happy always. |
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samkidsmom
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If you do not to wish to file as married, you are permitted to file as "married filing seperately." You do not have to be seperated from your spouse and living arrangements are irrelevent for the seperate filing choice. Be careful though, because the ability to take deductions depends on whose name those deductions are in. For example, if the mortgage is in your spouses name, then that spouse gets the entire interest deduction...none for you. It is generally wiser to go ahead and file married.
Good luck to you. |
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glazeddonut27
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If you are married, you surely can file as single (thats what I do). If you file as single, all it does is it takes the maximum amount of taxes out per paycheck (as if you were single and have no onedepending on your for support). I know it sounds bad to have the most money taken out, but in the long run it is beneficial. One, you will not have as much to spend on a daily basis (not that you do that) and it will also help you gain the most return on your taxes at the end of the year (refund check). If you file married, it takes less money out of each paycheck, since it assumes that you have dependant(s) but you will get less at tax return time. You are not penalized if you are married and file as single. Just make sure that your spouse files as married, you dont want to have both of you file as single, for then you will both be taking out the max tax every paycheck- one of you should file as married as to denote that there is a dependant. Personally, the lower income spouse should file as single, as it hits less hard overall,monetarily speaking. |
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