One of the first steps in filing your taxes is determining your filing status. According to the IRS, the available statuses for taxpayers are: Single Married filing jointly Married filing separately Head of household Qualifying widower with dependent child But here's a question for you: When does your tax status change? If you're married (or divorced) on April 12, 2015, how do you identify on the 2014 taxes due three days later? In fact, it doesn't matter what happens to you in April. Or March, ...
Here's The One Thing That Doesn't Change The Day You Get Married
Business Insider - 19 Jun 2014 20:42
One of the first steps in filing your taxes is determining your filing status. According to the IRS, the available statuses for taxpayers are: Single Married filing jointly Married filing separately Head of household Qualifying widower with dependent child But here's a question for you: When does your tax status change? If you're married (or divorced) on April 12, 2015, how do you identify on the 2014 taxes due three days later? In fact, it doesn't matter what happens to you in April. Or March, ...
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