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Taxes might not be romantic, but they’re an important consideration for engaged couples and newlyweds. After you tie the knot, your taxes can change significantly. Depending on your filing status and specific financial circumstances, you could receive multiple tax benefits or face some tax consequences.
At Polston Tax, we have the tax tips you need as a newlywed. If you have questions or need help filing your tax return, reach out to a tax attorney at Polston who can simplify the process and ensure every step is handled correctly.
If you plan on walking down the aisle this year, here are some tips for filing taxes when you’re newly married that can help you have a long, prosperous marriage and hopefully avoid some tax trouble:
If you have concerns about filing your taxes this season, Polston Tax can answer your questions and offer the services you need.
Filing taxes as a newly married couple doesn’t have to be a headache. If you or your partner need help filing your federal tax returns or need help paying back taxes, Polston Tax can help! We assist clients nationwide and offer advanced tax services that include installment agreements, offers in compromise, revenue officer representation, penalty abatements, accounting and bookkeeping, advanced tax planning and tax return preparation.
Our team of more than 100 tax attorneys are here to fight for you every day! Call us today at 844-841-9857 or contact us to schedule your free consultation!
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