Getting a divorce is no fun. But for almost 80 years, tax law has helped divorced couples. Alimony or separate child maintenance payments made by one ex-spouse to another under a divorce...
Posted by James Financial Services Inc on 01/09/2022
When thinking about filing your taxes after a divorce, you might want to know how taxes are going to change. The impact of divorce on federal taxes is not as large as it used to be.Each...
Posted by BEST FINANCIAL GROUP LTD on 12/10/2021
After a divorce or separation, the spouse's primary earner or provider gets to pay the other partner alimony, spousal maintenance, or spousal support. Such payment aims to enable...
Posted by KLSM CPA Firm PLLC on 09/30/2021
Alimony, also known as spousal maintenance or support, is the payment that one partner makes to the other after divorce. The idea is to help low-earning individuals take care of expenses...
Posted by KLSM CPA Firm PLLC on 08/24/2021
For people that have combined their finances with their partner over the years, having to file your taxes alone might be a shock. However, there is enough information to make filing...
Posted by Abundant Wealth Planning LLC on 06/11/2021
It is safe to call form 1040, the mother of all tax forms, as it is the standard tax form that people will need to report their income to Uncle Sam. In addition, it also comes handy...
Posted by CORE PERFORMANCE on 05/24/2021
What is alimony payment? This is a payment between current spouses or ex-spouses due to an ongoing separation in a marriage or divorce. Alimony (sometimes called support) payments...
Posted by Dennis Jao on 03/05/2021
Alimony, also known as spousal support, is the money paid to a spouse to another after a divorce. The idea is to help the spouse with the lower income to take care of expenses and...
Posted by Rosovich & Associates, Inc. on 01/06/2021
Getting paid for goods and service means one will pay income taxes on the value received. This is valid for every form of earning, alongside any interest coming from the investment....
Posted by Schneiderman and Friedman on 02/23/2021
