Sentence examples for jointly or separately from inspiring English sources

With portability, it does not matter if assets were held jointly or separately.

Mrs. Rowland's lawyer, Robert M. Casale, said he did not know whether the Rowlands filed jointly or separately.

Choices are often allowed -- married filing jointly or separately, for example, and many obscure "elections," as they are called.

And, yes, Congress requires that for the year that you tied the knot you must file as married, either jointly or separately.

The limits for married couples, whether filing jointly or separately and whether one spouse or both have an employer plan, are available at irs.gov.gov

After considering the responses to the request for information, which are due by Sept. 15, the entities may issue a request for proposals to put specific programs in place either jointly or separately.

Instead, they must file together as "married filing jointly" or individually as "married filing separately".

Beginning with the 2013 tax year, same-sex spouses will be required to file federal returns together as "married filing jointly" or individually as "married filing separately".

Become wedded, and you immediately face the prospect of deciding whether it makes more sense to file one return jointly or two separately.

And starting in the 2013 tax year, all married couples will be required to file their returns together as either "married filing jointly" or "married filing separately".

For the 2013 tax year, all legally married couples will be required to file their returns together as either "married filing jointly" or "married filing separately," according to the Treasury and Internal Revenue Service, which announced the rules on Thursday.