Yes. If you are married then your choices are MFS or MFJ....

Can my husband and I file jointly even though he is the one that is only listed as the home owner on the mortgage?

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Yes. If you are married then your choices are MFS or MFJ. Even if only one of you has income and/or deductions, you still file joint. For a married couple to file separate, you will always pay more in taxes that way.

Re: I'm entering a K-1 into Form 1120 using TurboTax Business 2023. Part III line 20 lists a Z * STMT. The drop down menu is missing "Z" as a choice, how do I enter this?

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