The flight was smooth and the crew was entertaining. 1. It wasn't clear on Kayak that carry-on luggage prices increased to $45 at 24 hour check-in, and $100 at gate 2. Their 24 hour check-in page broke multiple times when attempting to check in 3.
While you cannot choose single on your taxes when you're married, you can file as married filing separately instead. It's similar to filing as a single person, only you acknowledge the fact that you're legally married.
Best Answer: In 2005 federal income tax, a single person can have $8200 gross income without filing tax. For married filing joint, if your combined income is less than $16,400 you wouldn't have to file either. If anyone over the age of 65 you can add additional $1250 to the amount.