Dodge B. Harrison
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You still file as married but he doesn't have to bring in a W-2. |
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Coffeeman
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Did you have an income from any source ? If so,then you need to file.Did your husband have ANY type of income? Social Security? Comp benefits? Insurance benefits, anything at all? Do you have children? If so,you might qualify for the 'Earned Income' benefit.Call the IRS and ask!! They won't come after you for just calling and talking to them! |
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Virginia E
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You may wish to claim your husband as a dependent. |
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Wayne Z
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You should file jointly, especially if only one of you had income. |
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SuperCactus
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If you have no income you need not file a tax return. |
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romanov1918
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If you worked and he didn't, then you can file as Head of Household, and claim him as a dependent. |
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osok48
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He doesn't have to file. But you can file Married, but seperate and head of household a claim him as a dependent. |
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MoB
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Did you work? What was your income? Do you have dependents? Did he collect unemployment? Need more info in order to answer correctly. |
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DS
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you can still file togather I would use the tax calculator at hrblock to see if you should file sperate or togather. |
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omnisource
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No need to file-you aren't required to pay income taxes if you had no income.
No income=no tax liability. |
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Tim
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Did you have income?
File as a married couple. |
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Emmy
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Just file jointly and declare him with no income. |
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baserunner316
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im pretty sure you still have to file jointly since you both get the marriage credits and bens. talk with your accountant and make sure you have the paperwork to back yourselves up. peace! |
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KandyKayne
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married - is he disabled? |
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Sapphire
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There is no need to file if he has no income. I would claim his as a dependent on your return to increase your return. |
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♥♥Pooky♥♥
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Was your husband collecting unemployment or were you living off your salary? If you are the soul supporter then you can file a joint return showing that he was dependant on you - if he collected unemployment you will receive something from the unemployment office - 1099 to use for your taxes. If he collected disability then that takes different rules - I'm not a tax expert - I am a stay at home mom without an income and I am always on my husbands taxes - I would contact an accountant if I were you and explain your situation - the IRS is too serious to mess around with - it will be worth the money and the peace of mind - gee I sound like an H&R Block commercial. Seriously, get people to help you - professionals - not worth owing the IRS. Best of Luck :) |
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