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Generally yes, but only for state income tax returns and only in states where either same-sex marriage or civil unions (or both) have been legalized.

On exception to this is Illinois. However, Illinois' state income tax is a flat tax and there is no mathematical difference between filing as a married couple or as two individuals.

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