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Did you know in many cases when one spouse passes away, the living spouse’s taxes increase? Unless there is significant income tied to the deceased spouse, such as a pension, that disappears upon his or her passing, often the remaining spouse will encounter a higher tax bill, typically by 10%. Find out more in this article, including some ideas on managing the situation.

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