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Tax advice in a divorce
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Timely tax advice in the event of a divorce has advantages
If you're getting divorced, you're not expecting problems with the IRS. Yet this happens to many ex-partners. Do you want to handle your divorce tax-wise? Benefit from the tax advice of our divorce advisors.
The benefits at a glance
- You know the fiscal and financial consequences of the divorce
- You know which tax benefits and allowances apply and how to make use of them
- You avoid additional taxes and never pay too much income tax
Contact us before you sign the divorce agreement. That way you can avoid problems later on.
Answers to all your questions about tax advice in the event of a divorce
Ex-partners often make mistakes in their tax returns
Research by the Internal Revenue Service shows that 50% of newly divorced couples with owner-occupied homes make tax return errors. For example, with the mortgage interest deduction. This is not going to happen to you, is it? Our financial divorce advisors can help you with that.
After a divorce as tax partners or separately?
You may still file income tax returns as tax partners in the year of separation. Sometimes this provides a tax advantage and other times it is more favorable to file separately. That is why we calculate various scenarios. In the event of a divorce or separation, we take into account any consequences for the healthcare or rent benefits, for example.
How do the tax authorities deal with owner-occupied property after a divorce?
Splitting up has an impact on the mortgage interest deduction and the notional rental value. Many ex-partners make mistakes because the rules are complex. Who may deduct or must add which part and for how long, differs from situation to situation. Our tax experts will be happy to explain.
How is alimony regulated for tax purposes?
We know 2 types of alimony: child and spousal support. The amount of child support is untaxable for the recipient and not deductible for the payer. Partner alimony is a different story. It counts as taxable income for the recipient and is tax deductible for the payer.
A lump-sum buy-out of spousal support may provide a tax advantage
Did you know that you can buy out spousal support in a lump sum? It gives you a significant tax benefit if you do this properly and on time. So ask our tax separation advisors in the event of a divorce about the possibilities and conditions.
Uneven distribution of estates leads to gift tax
Did you know that you can buy out spousal support in a lump sum? It gives you a significant tax advantage if you do this properly and on time. Therefore, ask our tax divorce advisor about the possibilities and conditions.
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These costs of the divorce are tax deductible
- The payer of the spousal support can enter the support amount as a deductible item in the tax return. This is only possible if the spousal support is included in the divorce covenant or has been established by the court.
- The recipient may include in the tax return the costs he/she has paid to obtain, increase or keep spousal support. Think of legal assistance or litigation costs.
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