magikatdazoo
magikatdazoo t1_jaf04uy wrote
Reply to comment by HauntingHarmonie in Married in June of 2022: Do I file taxes as a single person or joint with my wife? by Existing_Ad_5591
Right it may make sense for OP to file "married filing separately," but the option is that or "married filing jointly." Do the math, just don't try and do "Single" unless want Uncle Sammy pounding your ass with his IRS boots
magikatdazoo t1_jaezrui wrote
Reply to comment by iEngineer9 in Married in June of 2022: Do I file taxes as a single person or joint with my wife? by Existing_Ad_5591
Student Loan Repayment Plans definitely overdue for reform. Not the topic of this thread, just that folks need to read all the microscopic print carefully with them.
magikatdazoo t1_jaezkqx wrote
Reply to comment by SpiritualCatch6757 in Married in June of 2022: Do I file taxes as a single person or joint with my wife? by Existing_Ad_5591
This is the answer. Stop scrolling. OP CAN'T file as single, not eligible.
magikatdazoo t1_j6ae070 wrote
Reply to Technology hasn't made things easier, it's made us work longer, harder, and for less money. by [deleted]
Opened this expecting a normal reddit circlejerk only to be pleasantly surprised at all the comments rightly pointing out how much better life is today than the past
magikatdazoo t1_jc0huex wrote
Reply to comment by lil_layne in [OC] Ratio of Median Home Listing Price (Feb 2023) to Median Family Income (2022 Estimate) For 392 US Metropolitan Statistical Areas by thatdude333
The Seattle to Idaho migration pattern