December 2009 Weddings
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Taxes...ick
Hi ladies,
Was just wondering what route you are all taking with your taxes having only been married in the month of December. Because we were all legally married by December 31st, I understand we must file married, but will you file separately or jointly? I think we are going to file jointly, which I read within TaxCut that most couples choose to do.
Thoughts?
Val
Re: Taxes...ick
I believe that we'll be doing it jointly. We haven't really discussed it too much yet.
T has been supporting me financially since August, but prior to that my grandfather was. Normally, due to my grandfather's generosity, I let him claim me and I don't claim myself, thus my returns are always super shiiity. (like, $50, max.)
However, my grandfather is now helping my brother through school, and my mom gets zero benefits for claiming him since he's over 18, and he doesn't work so he can't claim himself, thus my grandfather shouldn't be affected by not claiming me and letting us do a joint return.
I hate taxes. I hope that we get a great return. We could certainly use the money.
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