How marriage and divorce impact your taxes
Chief Tax Information Officer Mark Steber breaks down the three filing status types that affect those who are recently married or divorced.
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When it comes to taxes, family matters. Your marital status and children can affect how much money you save – or owe – on your taxes. Find out how.
Chief Tax Information Officer Mark Steber breaks down the three filing status types that affect those who are recently married or divorced.
How will children and/or dependents affect your tax liability? How does the IRS define a child? And what does adoption mean for your tax return?
When it comes to choosing a filing status, you might have options – but which is best for you and your family?
MAJOR LIFE CHANGES
If your marital status changed recently, your tax situation has also changed. Here’s how.
Adopting a child into your family is a profoundly life-changing event. If you or someone close to you has had this experience, you know how many new feelings – love, concern, protection, pride – come into your life.
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