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You cannot file as Single if you are still legally married and have lived together within the past 6 months. The filing status is determined by your marital status on December 31 of the tax year.
In addition to the allowances you report, the amount of tax withheld also depends on whether you select single or married on your Form W-4. In other words, even if the number of allowances you claim remains the same, if you change the filing status on your W-4, you will see your withholding increase or decrease.
The married filing separately status doesnt come with any tax penalties but you might miss out on some tax breaks and end up with higher taxes.
Why you cant file as Single when married. The IRSs Single filing status is reserved for those who are not married or are legally separated ing to state law. By ensuring accuracy on your tax returns, the IRS can correctly assess tax liability and eligibility for various credits and deductions.
Generally, your filing status is based on your marital status on the last day of the year. You can choose: Single if youre unmarried, divorced or legally separated. Married filing jointly if youre married or if your spouse passed away during the year.
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The married filing separately status doesnt come with any tax penalties but you might miss out on some tax breaks and end up with higher taxes. Dont assume filing jointly is always the best option. Carefully consider how either status will affect your tax situation and do the math before you choose.
They dont. Nor do they know how many dependents you have. Really basic stuff. Still, there a mind-boggling number of people who think the IRS ought to just know what your tax bill is, and send you an invoice
In other words, you cant choose the single filing status if youre married. In some situations, the tax brackets are different for single filers and married couples filing separately.

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