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I want to file my taxes married but separate because I am self employed. I pay estimated taxes and I never get a refund. My wife gets a refund and makes more moneny than I do. I would like to keep the is mess separate when it come to taxes and I have been doing it for years. Does it make a different for immigration wise wether you file joint or separate. It is our preference, what do you think? thanks
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I want to file my taxes married but separate because I am self employed. I pay estimated taxes and I never get a refund. My wife gets a refund and makes more moneny than I do. I would like to keep the is mess separate when it come to taxes and I have been doing it for years. Does it make a different for immigration wise wether you file joint or separate. It is our preference, what do you think? thanks -
Hi John,
Joint tax returns are only one form of evidence of a bona fide marriage. Here are some other suggestions:
-Receipts showing joint obligations for housing and living expenses, such as rent, utilities, telephone, etc
-Joint mortgages, leases, credit accounts, or any other financial obligations including joint ownership of any property
-Any evidence of joint finances, e.g. joint bank accounts, insurance policies, retirement plans, trusts, wills, etc.
-Phone bill, photos, and correspondence between you and your spouse - from before and during the marriage
-Any Correspondence to both spouses from family members e.g. emails or letters
-Any evidence that those who know you and your spouse recognize you as a married couple, such as invitations, cards, correspondence (emails, letters), etc.
-Any other documentation or evidence that shows that the marriage is a genuine marital union.Comment
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A tax cheat and an immigration fraud. Wonderful.Comment
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