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: Pennsylvania Family Law BlogMarital status at the end of the year determines filing status
By Mark Jakubik
Q: My divorce was final in December 2007. How
should I file my taxes? Can I file as single now or do my ex and I have
to do one last joint return since we were married for the majority of
2007?
Answer from AICPA member Lisa R. Featherngill: Your filing status is determined on the last day of the year.
Thus, you can file single for 2007. If you have
children, one of you may consider filing head-of-household to lower
your tax rate.
For more information:’ ” What is your Filing status?‘
From USA Today.
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(Via California Divorce and Family Law.)

Full post as published by Pennsylvania Family Law Blog on March 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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