When it comes to taxes, getting married changes more than your filing status. Combining incomes, homes and financial accounts can affect tax liability in ways that often surprise newlyweds. Other financial issues will also be impacted by marriage. Here's a look at some of the most important things to consider before you tie the knot, as well as some to-dos to complete soon after.
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