Laura Saunders

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5,937 appearances 109 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2017 last heard Nov 2024

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And, okay, let's say one reason that comes up is that, say, one spouse has very large medical expenses. matched
And so they aren't deductible except to the extent they exceed 7.5% adjusted gross income. matched
If you split the spouse's income, then you may get a much bigger deduction. matched
So that would be a good example. matched
Medicare has something called IRMA. matched
These are where you make payments for Part B and Part D based on your income. matched
And the rules for IRMA change if you're married filing separately. matched
They're less generous. matched
And so it still could work out well, but you need to pay very close attention to the numbers. matched
Well, that could be a good reason to file separately. matched
There's a wonderful deduction of 20% called qualified business income. matched
It came in with the 2017 tax overhaul. matched
And it's a straight off the top deduction from taxable income. matched
But if you have, say, a business owner of a successful business married to someone who has maybe a corporate job, your income might be too high to qualify for this. matched
So if you split the income, then maybe one partner in the couple, the business owner, could qualify for it. matched
And that might be a good thing. matched
Yes, there is. matched
Of course, always with taxes. matched
By law, married couples filing separately just don't get certain tax breaks. matched
They can't deduct the interest on student loans. matched
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