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Filing status and joint liability
How filing choices, withholding, IRS debt, and joint-return exposure can change once a marriage or separation is involved.
For couples at any stage of the marriage lifecycle
Your tax return may reveal financial risks your relationship hasn’t discussed yet.
Marriage and divorce can change your tax rate, IRS exposure, child credits, business income treatment, home-sale math, and retirement accounts. Watch the private training below before the filing decision, prenup, separation, or settlement is final.
Watch the free 16-minute training
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Marriage Tax Shield Private Training
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Busayo Ogunsanya, CPA, MST
BigApple Accounting Tax & Advisory
Two decades of financial, tax, and business experience.
See where your tax exposure may be hiding.
Complete the confidential questionnaire so your facts can be reviewed before a private strategy conversation. There is no obligation to move forward, and completing the questionnaire does not create an engagement.
Complete the confidential questionnaire →What the training covers
The major tax decisions that can change before, during, and after marriage, separation, or divorce.
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Business, K-1, and rental income
What to surface when one or both spouses have Schedule C, S corporation, partnership, K-1, or rental activity.
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Children, assets, and retirement
Dependents, Form 8332, the marital home, basis, retirement-account transfers, prenup tax mechanics, and post-divorce planning.