Matt Levitsky, an associate in our Montgomery County, Pennsylvania office wrote a guest blog for our fir’s Pennsylvania Family Law Blog entitled "Who Gets to Claim the child if there is 50/50 Custody?" Matt’s post talks about the four prong test and the fact that at the end of the day, all other things being equal, the… Continue Reading
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Tax Treatment of Excessive Perks and Personal Expenses for Business Valuation Purposes
Posted in Equitable DistributionI recently blogged on the issue of how to treat unreported income, perks and other personal expenses paid through the business and the treatment of same for support purposes. As noted in that post, the issue comes up both for support and business valuation purposes. In order to value a business, the experts come up with… Continue Reading
THE FILING OF TAX RETURNS DURING A DIVORCE
Posted in OtherMore often than not, a matrimonial law attorney is not a C.P.A. More often than not during the process of a case, a client will ask the advice of their attorney, "How should I/we file tax returns this year?" The answer is and should be first and foremost a reference to a C.P.A. A qualified… Continue Reading
Read Keith McMurdy’s Excellent Blog Post on Civil Unions and Tax Implications
Posted in Civil Unions and Domestic Partnerships, Cohabitants' Rights, Practice IssuesKeith R. McMurdy, a partner in our New York office, wrote a terrific piece on Civil Unions and Tax Implications on his Employee Benefits Blog. There was reference in the article to New Jersey issues. To view the article, click here. To view his blog, click here.