United States citizens, green card holders and members of the military living or working outside of the U.S. automatically get a two-month extension to file their tax returns, according to the IRS.

If you didn't remarry within that time, you can still file jointly with them and get the benefits of that status. If you did remarry in the same year, you can only file jointly with your new spouse.

However, an Israeli official on Monday confirmed to The Times of Israel that the IDF plans to renew the aid flow, following reported concern that failing to do so would risk international law ...

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I am in a new relationship, and we are planning to get married. I would like to get a divorce from my husband so I can remarry and move on with my life. I do not know where my husband is living.

You can get an extension until Oct. 15 by filing Form 4868 by the April deadline. But note: An extension gives you more time to file, but it doesn’t give you extra time to pay if you owe tax ...