Being single brings several big upsides, like having the freedom to spend your time and money on the things that are important to you (and you alone)! Though getting married is a well-known tax advantage, being single can also come...
Q: I lost my husband a few months ago. How do I file our taxes this year? A. We are so sorry about your loss. The death of a loved one is never easy. Hopefully the answer to your question...
We all know life is complicated. And while taxes often touch upon the most joyful moments in life, many of our toughest times have tax implications as well. “Real Talk” is our new monthly blog series that answers the tax questions...
Do I File Jointly if I’m Divorced or Separated During the Year? When you get married or divorced, it affects your income tax filing status, for better or worse. Not only are the rates different for different filing statuses, but...
Getting married brings joy, excitement, and a whole new tax filing status that can mean more tax benefits at tax-time. Check the our second life event infographic in our five part series that shows you how marital bliss can have...
Under the new law, on or after Monday, September 16, legally married same-sex couples must now file their taxes as married filing separate or married filing jointly so if you haven’t filed your 2012 tax return yet, you still have a choice to file as married or single before September 16.
Did you change your Facebook status last year? Millions did! And guess what, a new status often means new tax implications (and strategies). Find out here.
Did you get married this year, or are you planning to marry in the future? Married life requires many adjustments, and you’ll need to adjust to a new tax status as well.
Same-sex couples in states across the country have benefited in recent years from a wave of statewide laws that legally recognize their relationships. But along with the equality and protections comes a complicated tax-filing situation.
Being single brings several big upsides, like having the freedom to spend your time and money on the things that are important to you (and you alone)! Though getting married is a well-known tax advantage, being single can also come... 
