How to Pay Taxes When You Just Can't
Here's how to pay your tax bill, even if you can't afford the full amount right now.
ReadThe Head of Household filing status is designed to give single or separated parents an extra financial boost.
Single or separated individuals get a smaller standard deduction than married taxpayers who file a joint return; however, if they are providing more than half the year’s expenses for one or more children, they can claim the Head of Household filing status, which gets them a much higher standard deduction. Those caring for qualifying adult dependents are also eligible to file as Head of Household.
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How to Pay Taxes When You Just Can't
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