Sentences with phrase «filing status generally»

In general, your filing status generally can either be Married or Unmarried (Single, Widow, or Head - of - Household).

Fact # 3: The «Single» filing status generally applies to anyone who is unmarried, divorced, or legally separated according to state law.

Not exact matches

Otherwise, you generally must use the standard deduction for the married filing separately status.

Divorced taxpayers who do not qualify to use the head of household status will generally file as single.

Tax brackets for the different filing statuses are generally more or less proportional, with the head of household brackets being wider than the single brackets, and the brackets for those who are married filing jointly being widest.

The IRS generally allows you to file an amended tax return to correct your filing status, the number of dependents you claim, your gross income and to increase or decrease the number of deductions and credits you report on your original tax return.

The type you need to file is generally based on your residency status.

There are 5 different choices of filing status, but you can generally only qualify for 1 or 2 of them in any given year.

For example, the IRS generally considers an informal separation (as opposed to a legal separation or divorce) to still be married and eligible for filing under either married filing jointly or married filing separate statuses.

Generally, when a borrower files for bankruptcy the P2P agency will go through the process of putting the account into a bankruptcy status and will stop loan payments from being collected.

Prepare (but not file) a «mock» federal tax return showing what their federal taxes would have looked like if the federal government had recognized their marriage (generally the filing status would be «married filing jointly») and applying tax law as it applies to married people.

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Married couples who files under this status generally have separate high income and / or large itemized deductions (e.g., from charitable contributions or medical expenses).

Most tax preparers do not recommend filing using the married filing separately status because the tax liability is generally higher (you will pay more to the government), and this tax filing status does not allow you to use some of the deductions and credits such as the earned income credit, child tax credit, student loan interest deduction, or the Lifetime Learning Credits.

A nonprofit corporation generally offers more liability protections than other nonprofit forms, and if you want to file for 501 (c)(3) status, your organization must be incorporated.

The married and filing jointly (MFJ) status generally allows you both to take advantage of many deductions and benefits together as a couple.

HH status is a benefit to a parent, because filing as HH generally results in taxation at rates lower than «Married filing separately» or Single.