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My husband and i got married in 2015 legallyin Nigeria, when I filed my 2014 taxes I filed under single because that tax year(2014) I was legally single.

When submitting my tax transcript for AOS stating that I filled single for the 2014 year will that effect me in anyway?

I looked it up on the IRS website and it stated that whatever date you marry within the current year means you are married and have to file as married for that tax year even if you married on the last day of the year.

So I'm just a bit worried. Did anyone else have this problem or concern?

Was I supposed to file as Married for 2014 tax year even though I was legally single?

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no, yer fine.

Stop stressing on this one thing, really !

Dates matter.

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LOl @ Darnell!

Mrs N - sorry to laugh but you have no problems! Don't create problems where none exist - NVC will do that enough for you!

If you were not married by December 31, 2014 then you were not married for tax year 2014! very simple. For tax year 2015 you can file either married filing separately or married filing jointly.

best of luck

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LOl @ Darnell!

Mrs N - sorry to laugh but you have no problems! Don't create problems where none exist - NVC will do that enough for you!

If you were not married by December 31, 2014 then you were not married for tax year 2014! very simple. For tax year 2015 you can file either married filing separately or married filing jointly.

best of luck

? thank u, read it on Saylin wiki page so I got nervous. But thanks again for answering my question
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