Any legally married couple can opt to file their tax returns separately. The "married filing separately" status doesn't come ...

Your filing status isn't just a checkbox on a form; it could be the key to saving you ...

Your filing status affects everything from your tax brackets to whether you have to file at all. Here’s how the rules work.

Your tax filing status—single, married, or head of household—can affect how much money your employer withholds from your paychecks to cover your estimated taxes.

When it comes to tax time, filing taxes as “married filing separately” might seem like a simple way to keep finances tidy, but the tax code treats this status very differently than most couples expect ...

Marriage usually brings excitement and happiness to someone’s life, but in these 18 states, it can also bring a tax penalty.

The marriage tax penalty happens when married couples pay higher state income taxes filing jointly than they would as two ...