Domestic Partnership For Benefits
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Some same-sex couples in non-marital legal relationships (such as civil unions and domestic partnerships) may qualify for benefits as a spouse or surviving spouse if they meet certain requirements. If you think you may be entitled to benefits, we encourage you to contact us right away.
One simple way to do the calculation is to determine the difference between your company's cost of an employee-only monthly premium and the cost of an employee-plus-one monthly premium. Multiply that number by 12 and you will get your total.
The IRS doesn't allow you to claim a domestic partner as your only dependent and file as a Head of Household. The only way to claim a domestic partner as a dependent and also file under the Head of Household filing status is also to have another qualifying dependent on your return.
A Registered Domestic Partner can be a beneficiary of a trust or will, can serve as an executor of a will, or can serve as a trustee of a trust established by the other partner. The Registered Domestic Partner also has the right to serve as the administrator of an estate if a probate is required.
Unmarried partners generally are not entitled to the same advantages. For example, unmarried partners lack spousal benefits for Social Security and Medicare and may not be able to access medical information on their partner.