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This year there were a few cases and IRS rulings where a married couple tried to change their filing status. Two of the cases involved a couple who split up at year end (before the time to file that year’s return). The cases are a reminder of the rule on when a married couple may amend a return to change from MFS to MFJ (before the statute of limitations runs out) and from MFJ to MFS (before April 15).
Also, in 2014, a few states that did not recognized same-sex marriage now due because of litigation challenging state law (such as Virginia and Wisconsin).
We probably think that identifying your filing status for your income tax return is one of the easiest things to do. These cases show that there can be challenges. Read More
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