If I already filed taxes as being married but separate what will happen if my husband files single?

That's messed up. Married people have only two options: 1. Married filing jointly. Both spouses file a single, shared return.

2. Married filing separately. Each spouse files a separate return. The two of you are in store for some serious tax consequences!

File as: "married filing separately". That way you will receive the tax break that is due to you from being married. Unless he did it for some hidden reason, then your husband should file an amended tax form to correct his error.

If he doesn't, then you still should file as married filing separate. He will also get a larger tax refund if he changes his status from single to married. You both get more money back!

DOH!

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