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I’m not very familiar with the Save requirements, but isn’t it just loan forgiveness which would potentially be taxed as income?
For single vs joint, I would think you could just run your taxes both ways?
It's not straight forgiveness, there's a payment amount calculated based on income for some period of years. Then eventually forgiveness based on making those payments.
In our case there is significant variance in income. At least for last year the student loan debt is tied to the spouse with lower income.
My understanding is that filing jointly would mean that both our incomes are taken into account for the repayment calculation whereas, filing individually would only take into account the income of the spouse with the loans. Obviously there are other variables on the taxation end which would require running the taxes both ways as you suggested.