Sentence examples for may file separately from inspiring English sources

You may file separately, but you lose the benefit of claiming many tax credits and some deductions.

It may be preferable to file separately when you need to separate your tax liability from your spouse's.

People with cancer who think the water pollution may have caused their illness may file suit separately, he said.

As each spouse's AGI--and AGI limits--are lower on separate returns, allowable deductions for these types of expenses may be considerably higher if you file separately.

You may be required to add the "zlib1.dll" file separately for some versions of ePSXe.

Couples can file jointly for state income taxes, but they will have to file separately for federal returns.

So I'm unclear why we should file separately rather than jointly, considering the many drawbacks to this filing status.

But no matter what the agency decides, they must still file separately in Utah.

(One hint: talk to your accountant about the cost/benefit tradeoffs about continuing to file separately).

(Couples who file separately can claim only $250 each).

The Ernst & Young tax guide says that married filers sometimes file separately when they should be filing jointly, or jointly when they should be filing separately.