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Same-sex couples may get a tax break from Democrats’ $1.75 trillion social plan
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cnbc.comSame-sex married couples may get a tax break from Democrats' $1.75 trillion social and climate spending plan.
The latest iteration of the Build Back Better Act would let taxpayers who were legally married under state law before 2010 claim federal tax benefits that are unavailable under current rules.
Essentially, the revision would let couples file amended tax returns for years as early as 2004. They could file a joint federal return as a married couple, and claim refunds and credits that may result in a net tax benefit.
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