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Hello there, I am new to using FreeTaxUSA and could use some guidance on a specific situation. My spouse and I are planning to file jointly for the first time this year; and we have a bit of a complicated scenario involving foreign ;income. My spouse worked abroad for part of the year and earned income from that…
Hi, I worked in CA from Jan to Sep 2023, moved to CT in Sep mid and working in CT from Oct 23. My spouse went outside U.S till June and started working in CT from July 2023. Can we file federal as Married Filing Jointly How to proceed with state filings as I will be part resident for CT and CA ? and spouse will be resident…
My husband lives abroad. We went through a divorce starting Dec 2022. It was tentatively grated last month( my husband can appeal due to local laws). Since Dec 2022 we have not lived together shared finances …etc. I have also had a restraining order issued against him since Dec 2022 (almost 15 months now). I am preparing…
TurboTax had a simple mechanism to allow me to determine the filing status which would produce the largest tax return without entering data twice. What is the easiest way to accomplish the same with FreeTaxUSA?
I'm not sure if my wife and I should file separately or not. I've been doing some research but it's tough to figure out. Me: no student debt, about 80k income Her: student debt (going through PSFL), about 60k income Last year we filed jointly (didn't realize her loans would be based off both of our incomes). I believe it…
My wife and I live separately. From what I understand we can still file Married Filing Jointly on our federal and 2 Married filing separately New York State returns. I saw on other tax prep products and tax advice in general I would need to create 3 returns - Both Spouses: Fed MFJ - file with Fed Only Spouse 1 Income…
I left my job in the fall of 2022 and did not work in 2023. I am 63 years old and have not filed for SS benefits yet nor have I taken any payments from my retirement fund. I do not own any property. Do I need to fill out any tax forms for the IRS since no income for 2023?
My filing status in my employer's HR system was incorrectly set as Single for most of this year (until the end of October). I reached out to my employer and went through the process of changing my filing status to Married Filing Jointly, so now my take-home pay is significantly greater each paycheck. However, when I asked…
I was married in August. My husband and I both live in the same state and I am still attending university. He works full time and I work part time. Should we be filing jointly? Is there a benefit to filing separately? Thank you in advance!
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