Their Relationship Is Changing. Their Tax Questions Are Just Beginning.

“We separated—so do I file separately?” One assumption can lead to a filing decision that deserves a closer look.

Give prospective clients a useful place to start with The Hidden IRS Traps for Divorcing Taxpayers—an 18-page lead magnet answering 12 questions separating and newly divorced couples ask before they file.

Designed for taxpayers considering or navigating divorce, this guide helps you introduce important tax considerations—and open the door to a professional conversation.

Twelve Questions. A Clearer Starting Point.

Help readers explore issues such as:

·         Filing status: Why separating doesn’t automatically mean Married Filing Separately.

·         Dependents: What needs review before either parent claims a child.

·         Deductions: Why dividing expenses doesn’t always mean dividing tax benefits.

·         Community property: When applicable state rules require additional attention.

The goal isn’t to make readers their own tax preparer. It’s to help them recognize what to ask—and why individual guidance matters.

More Than a Client Handout.

You also receive steps for marketing the guide to prospective tax clients. Use it as an email signup incentive, share it alongside educational posts, or offer it as a helpful follow-up when someone asks about divorce and taxes.

Instead of leading with a sales pitch, lead with answers to questions already on their minds.

Start With the Guide. Expand When You’re Ready.

This is the standalone lead magnet, also included in the MFS Audit Triggers Funnel Kit — Conquer Edition.

Want the connected marketing materials? The full kit adds social posts, landing page copy, follow-up emails, blog posts, and client offers.

Go Deeper! Help them ask better questions before they file.

Educational resource only. Review before distribution for applicable tax law. Married Filing Separately does not inherently increase audit risk. No audit protection, leads, or sales are guaranteed.