Head of Household Filing Status in 2018
Important: The deadline to e-File 2019 Federal or State Income Tax Returns has expired. Before you complete the 2018 Tax Forms, calculate if you are eligible for the Head of Household filing status as a single person. At this point in time, you can complete, sign 2018 Tax Forms on eFile.com. Then download, print and mail in the Forms. Prepare and eFile your 2019 Taxes due by April 15, 2020.
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If you were single with dependents in 2018 find out if you could file as Heads of Household. You could enjoy lower tax rates, a higher standard deductions, and qualify more easily for some tax credits. A lot of single parents are Heads of Household, and so are other unmarried people (and with some exception legally married people - see details) with dependents. To file as a Head of Household, you have to be unmarried (details for exceptions) and you have to support a Qualifying Person.
How to Know If Someone Is Your Qualifying Person
It can be tricky to figure out if someone is your Qualifying Person. If you have a dependent, they might or might not also count as your Qualifying Person. A dependent is not always a Qualifying Person, and you don't necessarily have to claim a Qualifying Person as a dependent.
Confused? Don't worry, we've made it easy for you! Just use the free Head of Household tool on this page.
How to File as Head of Household
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