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Typically, to qualify as HOH, you need to live with a dependent for at least half the year and cover the majority of their living expenses.
Head of Household is only for single filers. If youre married and your wife doesnt work, the best filing status for you is Married Filing Jointly.
To qualify as Head of Household, a person has to file an individual tax return, be considered unmarried, not be claimed on someone elses tax return, and be able to claim a qualifying dependent on your return.
In general, the Head of Household filing status is for unmarried taxpayers who paid more than half the cost of maintaining a home for a qualifying person for the required period of time.
The Head of Household filing status provides a higher standard deduction and, generally, a lower tax rate than Single or Married Filing Separately.
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It is important to file an amended return. You should wait until the IRS has processed your prior return and file Form 1040X with the correct status.
You must meet all of the following on December 31 of the tax year: You were unmarried, considered unmarried, or not in a registered domestic partnership. You have a qualifying child or relative. Your qualifying person lived with you for more than 183 days in the year. You paid more than the costs for maintaining a home.
Your eligibility for each status hinges largely on your marital and dependents situation. Single filing status usually applies to unmarried taxpayers without dependents who live with them. Head of household is for unmarried taxpayers supporting dependents, like minor children, who live with them for most of the year.

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