Tyler Menzer

@menzer.bsky.social

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PhD, Accountant, CPA. Assistant Professor at @TCU Argues with people who agree with me. All views are my own. http://tyler-menzer.com (He/Him)

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Hello, Me and my husband have been married for 2 years and for year 2023 we filled as ‘married filing separately’, we just use turbotax and did it ourselves. For year 2024 we had multiple jobs and such so sought an expert to file our taxes. We just received the documents and it says were both filing single, when I asked the accountant she said “thats okay” theres a loophole where you can do this to get maximum deductions. I know she is the expert but on quick googling it seems like married people cannot file as single. She insisted that as long as you both file single it’s ok. I am really confused. Is there ever any circumstance where you can file single even though you’re married and love together? Edit: So she already submitted it and says it was already accepted by the IRS but said we could amend it so we will be doing that tomorrow. She works for a company not sure whats happening there.
A set of facts for a tax problem which states For her tax return filed in 2017, a Ms. Jones has 6 children. She received a W2 that showed $520,045 of income and $62,400 of Federal withholding. She also received $120,000 of dividends, $40,000 of which were considered qualified.
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