cassidyle
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06-06-2020
10:54 AM
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IRonMaN
Level 15
06-06-2020
12:54 PM
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That depends a little on when the divorce was finalized.
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itonewbie
Level 15
06-06-2020
01:41 PM
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For deductible alimony, you'll find the all the relevant input fields by following these steps below:
- Go to Deductions > Adjustments to Income;
- Click on Less Common Scenarios;
- On the line for Alimony Paid, click on the box under Taxpayer or Spouse, as applicable; and
- Scroll across to make all the applicable entries.
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BobKamman
Level 15
06-06-2020
03:16 PM
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You must be in that class where the instructor gave you a sample return to solve that involves alimony.
simplicity
Level 4
11-25-2020
04:01 PM
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I thought I read that Alimony was no longer taxable or deductible, Divorce fnal July 2019
qbteachmt
Level 15
11-25-2020
06:58 PM
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Resources from the IRS are the best place to start:
https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc452
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