What happens when a support obligor shorts his alimony and child support payments and then tax time comes around? Of course, since alimony is deductible to the payor, he/she is
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Read Mark Ashton’s Timely And Topical Post Entitled “Tax Time”
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As tax day is around the corner, Mark Ashton, a partner in our Exton, Pennsylvania office, and a contributor the firm’s Pennsylvania Family Law blog, wrote a timely post…
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A REMINDER ABOUT THE ILLUSION OF "INNOCENT SPOUSE" RELIEF
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As tax season is upon is, the issue of whether to file joint returns is upon us as well. i previously blogged about the topic of innocent spouse relief and…
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Read Mark Ashton's Interesting Blog Entry Entitiled "Owner Know Thy Business"
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Mark Ashton, a partner in our Exton (Chester County), Pennsylvania office and the editor of our Pennsylvania Family Law Blog, wrote an interesting post entitled "The Owner Know Thy Business"…
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Innocent Spouse Relief – New Form has Traps for the Unwary
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The process for seeking Innocent Spouse Relief, a provision for individuals concerned about the accuracy of tax returns filed by their current or former spouses, has become a potential minefield.
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