In a recent court filing, the Trump administration signaled that married borrowers who file taxes separately could see higher ...

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The Trump administration said married couples filing separate tax returns would have their spousal incomes used for monthly student-loan payments.

The filing had said spousal income would be used to compute payments, even if they filed separately. The department said the change was "erroneous" and the calculations would not change.

The Education Department corrected a legal filing that changed payment calculations for married student-loan borrowers. The previous filing said spousal income would be used to calculate payments, ...

However, life can be messy: divorce proceedings, student loan repayment plans, business liability concerns, or a spouse with outstanding tax debts can make "married filing separately" (MFS ...

The move would have violated federal statutes that give married borrowers the choice of excluding spousal income by filing their taxes separately. It also would have saddled borrowers with higher ...

The Department of Education quietly made an update to how payments are calculated for certain users, then rolled it back.

you may receive up to $250 if you're single/married filing separately, $375 if you're head of household, and $500 if you're married filing together. Filed your Individual Income Tax Return for tax ...

For Georgians who filed their tax returns one time, you may be eligible for up to $500 on top of your standard refund. But when will you receive it?