Almost always more advantageous to do MFJ than MFS, which are your only choices. . .particularly with a new house
If filing MFS, both must itemize or neither can itemize. . . .
But Jackson Hewitt or Block or Turbotax can check it out both ways so you can see what’s best
Fill it out both ways, and file whichever way gives you the bigger refund.
Almost always more advantageous to do MFJ than MFS, which are your only choices. . .particularly with a new house
If filing MFS, both must itemize or neither can itemize. . . .
But Jackson Hewitt or Block or Turbotax can check it out both ways so you can see what’s best
It is almost always better to file jointly. But just run the numbers both ways when the time comes – then you’ll know for sure.