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I plan on getting divorced in 2014, but we are not legally separated yet. If I update my 2013 W-4 Form, should I be withholding at a single or married rate? If I choose married, can I file married filing separate for 2013 filing?
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The BIDaWIZ Team's Answer:
Since you are technically still married in 2013, you would indicate that you are married, but you should elect to withhold at a higher single rate on your W-4 Form. This would be consistent with reporting as married filing separately for the 2013 tax year.