interjection, Slang. 1. (used as an exclamation to express surprise or astonishment.) Origin of holy moly. moly coined as rhyming twin to holy, on the model of holy cow, holy smoke, etc. Examples from the Web for holy moly.
If Youâre Married, You Canât File as Single. Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. Iâve learned that it's not unheard-of for a professional tax preparer to advise a married individual to file his or her tax return using the single filer status. No! No! Bad tax preparer!
1 Married filing jointly: You can usually file a joint return for the year your spouse died. 2  Generally, you'll have to file in cooperation with the executor or administrator of your spouse's estate. 3  If you remarry before year-end, you cannot file a joint return with your deceased spouse for that year. If you remarry before year-end, you cannot file a joint return with your deceased spouse for that year. 2  Married filing separately: To determine the most advantageous approach, you should figure taxes according to both the married filing jointly status and the married filing separately status.