It is important when parents are performing a 50/50 possession schedule that there are agreements contained in the divorce decree dealing with which parent is entitled to receive the tax exemption for the child.
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Divorce & Stock Options: Valuations, Exercised Options and Taxes Oh My!
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Property distribution in divorce is difficult even in simple estates, but complications abound for those with more complex mixes of assets.
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Eight Simple Rules for Tax-Deductible Alimony – Rules 6-8
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How to determine whether payment of money to a spouse post-divorce qualifies as alimony under Internal Revenue Code §71 for tax-deduction purposes – Part 3.
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Eight Simple Rules for Tax-Deductible Alimony – Rules 3-5
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How to determine whether payment of money to a spouse post-divorce qualifies as alimony under Internal Revenue Code §71 for tax-deduction purposes – Part 2…
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Eight Simple Rules for Tax-Deductible Alimony – Rules 0 – 2
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How to determine whether payment of money to a spouse post-divorce qualifies as alimony under Internal Revenue Code §71 for tax-deduction purposes….
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