Tax-Time Tips
Much as we hate to think about it, tax time is upon us. Over at the newly-redesigned GFN.com, they’ve reminded us of some tax tips for LGBT couples, especially those who are married in Massachusetts or domestically-partnered (civilized? unionized?) in other states. In a nutshell, we still can’t file federal tax returns as “Married,” regardless of what our states might say.
For those pondering whether and how you can claim your partner as a tax dependent, check out the articles at HRC and Nolo. (And, of course, seek the advice of a tax professional with experience in LGBT matters, if necessary.)
Filed under: Money and Finance
[...] Before this devolves into a complete well of bitterness, let me try to offer some useful information. Since it’s unlikely that marriage rights or the tax code will change before next Monday, you may want to revisit my earlier post with some links to tax resources for LGBT couples, or check out the IRS site itself for downloadable forms, instructions, and information. [...]