All about ITIN

[passemails]

First Question.

I want to know who will get more tax return from government.

1. A guy who got married or 2. A guy who didn't get married.

Second Question.

(My Allowances number in my payslip is 3)

my Question is ,Irrespective of info which is in my payslip what I am going to give at time of filling tax is final or not?


Third Question.

My Spouse is in abroad(native country) , I want to get ITIN for him , Where to apply for ITIN and what are the documents required and Is it necessary to go in person to apply for ITIN.

[Jeff4cpa]

First Question: Single or married filing separate are higher tax rates than married filing joint on the same income. A married person will usually pay lower taxes than single.
Second Question: Your status of married or single is a matter of fact, on the last day of the tax year. You generally cannot file single if you are married and cannot file married if you are single. You don't really have a choice. You must be very careful as an immigrant when you file your taxes because much more is at stake than taxes. You have to consider your future in the United States.
Third Question: Look up W-7 on irs.gov. It has the instructions to get an ITIN.

[immihelp]

Check out http://www.immihelp.com/newcomer/itin.html for getting ITIN.