The head of household illusion: The tax break that skips the mothers it was built for
In this opinion piece, Beverly Moran and LaToya B. Parker argue that the federal head of household tax filing status fails to meaningfully benefit the single mothers—particularly Black women—it was intended to help because its structure delivers the largest tax savings to higher-income earners.
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