Taxes and Divorce
Taxes and Divorce
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How to File Your Taxes When You're Getting a Divorce
Find out whether you can file taxes jointly or separately during a divorce.
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How Divorce Affects Capital Gains Tax When You Sell Your Home
Selling, keeping, or co-owning your home after divorce can trigger or eliminate capital gains taxes. Learn more about the relevant IRS rules.
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Legal Fees for Divorce: What's Deductible?
Divorce is expensive, and many spouses question whether they can deduct any divorce-related expenses on their taxes. While the answer may seem simple, changing tax laws have complicated the issue for many.
Taxes on Family Support
Taxes on Family Support
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Learn how the IRS handles child support payments, interest on overdue payments, and offsets from tax refunds for unpaid child support.
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Is Alimony Tax Deductible? It Depends on When You Divorced
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act overhauled alimony tax rules in 2019. Find out whether you can deduct spousal support—or must report income.
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Claiming Children on Taxes After Divorce
Learn when (and how) you and your ex can decide who will claim your children as dependents on your tax returns—and what difference that will make in the taxes you owe.
