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Married filing jointly is almost always best. You can't file as head of household unless you lived separately for all of the second half of the year. If you file as married filing separately you can list your spouse as a personal exemption but the tax rates are usually higher and some deductions and credits are reduced or disallowed.
Married filing jointly is almost always best. You can't file as head of household unless you lived separately for all of the second half of the year. If you file as married filing separately you can list your spouse as a personal exemption but the tax rates are usually higher and some deductions and credits are reduced or disallowed.
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