Being married means you get to share a tax return, claim a larger standard deduction and in many cases pay less overall than you would filing on your own. At the same time, it also means that certain credits and deductions may no longer apply to you, especially those designed for single filers or specific groups like single parents and independent students. If you’re married (or plan to tie the knot soon), make sure you’re aware of these tax moves that typically don’t apply to married couples. Check Out: ...

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A spending bill advancing through Congress will likely eliminate an IRS tax filing service that provided online filing for free to about 30 million Americans. https://t.co/4FFZAMYnZu ...