The term is most frequently applied to couples who are not married.

The law applies not only to those just getting married, but also to married couples who want to upgrade.

The law applied only to couples who filed joint Federal tax returns.

These categories apply to both individual couples and formation dance.

That guarantee applies to couples as well as to individuals.

If this is the case, the exemption no longer applies to couples living apart by mutual consent.

The $100,000 threshold applies as well to married couples filing jointly.

That bracket currently applies, for example, to married couples earning up to $42,350 a year.

A term reviled in this House, except when applied to homosexual couples.