Kate Anderson
Kate Anderson is a Certified Public Accountant who covers tax policy and financial strategy for single-income households at Life Legally Single. Her reporting focuses on the Singles Tax, federal tax policy, and financial planning for independent adults navigating the Solo Economy.
By day, Kate works in the world of accounting and tax compliance. By night, she’s a dedicated tabletop gamer and dice roller — a perspective that informs her belief that financial systems, much like games, reward those who understand the rules.
Latest Reporting
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The “Singles Tax” Explained: Why You Pay More (2025-2026 Guide)
Does the “Singles Tax” still exist in 2025? We break down the $15,000 deduction gap and why high earners might actually benefit.
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2026 Tax Brackets and Deadlines for Single Filers Ahead of December 31
The IRS has released its 2026 inflation adjustments, raising contribution limits and standard deductions for single filers. From a $24,500 401(k) cap to higher deductions, here are three key year-end moves to consider before December 31.
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Tax Law Makes Higher Standard Deduction Permanent for Single Filers
Key provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act are set to expire at the end of 2025, potentially reducing the standard deduction for single filers beginning in 2026 unless Congress acts.
