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Tax Tips
October 2009
Recently Married Taxpayers
A new
marriage may seem like a whole new life is waiting for you, but there
are tax changes waiting for you as well. Your tax situation has changed
and many newlyweds are unaware of the tax implications. If you have
recently gotten married or plan to get married in the near future, we
have some tips to help you avoid stress at tax time.
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Social Security Administration: Changes
must be made to the Social Security Administration so your
name and SSN will match when you file your next tax return.
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IRS: Address changes must be submitted to
the IRS
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Notify Your Employer: Report any name and
address changes to your employer to ensure receipt of your
Form W-2, Wage and Tax Statement.
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Check Your Withholding: If both you and
your spouse work, your combined income may place you in a
higher tax bracket. Your filing options are married filing
jointly or married filing separately; we will explain the
best option for you.
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Our tax experts in our Cumberland, Barron or Rice
Lake offices can assist with the tax transitions from being single to
married.
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