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The end of COVID-19 restrictions requiring families to shelter in place has led to an uptick in the number of abused spouses heading for shelters and bringing their tax problems with them, advocates for abuse victims and tax experts say….
May 19, 2022
Whether you are expecting a nice tax refund or preparing to write a big scary check, you know that April 15th is the annual tax filing deadline. What you may not know, however, is that tax day is every day…
September 22, 2021
Whether you file the simple 1040EZ or a complex 1040 and a raft of schedules, making a mistake on your tax form could lead to big tax trouble. Something as simple as a math error or unsigned form could invite…
October 09, 2020
On his tax return for 2011, Michael Muniz deducted $45,000 as alimony paid to his ex-wife. The IRS subsequently audited Muniz’ tax return and disallowed the deduction, finding that the payment did not qualify as deductible alimony. Muniz filed suit…
November 16, 2016
In a recent Tax Court case, the Court ruled in favor of the IRS and denied the taxpayer’s wife’s claim for equitable innocent spouse relief. The taxpayer and her ex-husband filed tax returns listing unpaid liability that was not paid…
January 06, 2015
In a recent Tax Court case, the Court held that a non-custodial parent was not entitled to claim a dependency exemption deduction for the child on their tax return because the custodial-parent had not signed the final judgment relinquishing her…
November 13, 2014
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