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Greetings!
This newsletter will inform you and your
friends of
current family law issues that may have an
effect in
your life. If you have any questions, please
call me
directly at (954) 346-6464 so that I can
personally
respond to your concerns.
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Deducting alimony payments for income
tax purposes
In order to deduct alimony from the payor's
gross income for tax purposes, the payment
of alimony must meet all of the criteria set
forth in the Internal Revenue Code section
71:
- The payments must be made
under a written divorce or separation
agreement.
- The payments must be in cash or its
equivalents
- The divorce or separation agreement
cannot state that the payment is not
alimony.
- The parties cannot live in the
same household when payments are
made.
- The obligation to make payments
expires with the receiving spouse's
death.
- The payment cannot be called child
support in the written agreement or be
deemed to be child support by
operation of the deemed child support
rules.
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