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File as "Single" (or "Head of Household", if you qualify).
"Divorced" is not a filing status; the program asks that question to prompt certain interviews that pertain to recently divorced persons.
IRS filing statuses are: Single; Married, Filing Jointly; Married, Filing Separately; Head of Household; Qualifying Widow/Widower.
File as "Single" (or "Head of Household", if you qualify).
"Divorced" is not a filing status; the program asks that question to prompt certain interviews that pertain to recently divorced persons.
IRS filing statuses are: Single; Married, Filing Jointly; Married, Filing Separately; Head of Household; Qualifying Widow/Widower.
Look at all your old returns, even 2012. They will either be Single or Head of Household if you had a qualifying child. Don't worry about it. If you say Divorced at the beginning then Turbo Tax will ask you extra questions. But you can still enter everything no matter what you select.
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