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In response to
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Poll! How do you break down your spending if you 'had to' spend $33K per month? -- nm
"
by
Andie
question: does she pay taxes on the child support income? -- nm
Posted by
zork
Aug 24 '12, 08:49
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No, and neither does he. -- (link)
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mara
Aug 24, 08:52
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No, wait, the earner still does. Neither mother nor child does. -- nm
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mara
Aug 24, 08:52
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And he would get the dependent deduction unless she contributed an equal amount. -- nm
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MojaveMeg
Aug 24, 08:54
that's how it worked for dave. he paid tax on his income. he paid his ex support.
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Andie
Aug 24, 08:53
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but it wasn't always that way, IIRC, plus I wasn't sure how it worked in the US. -- nm
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zork
Aug 24, 08:56
1
well, that is how it is here, now. -- nm
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Andie
Aug 24, 08:57
Yes -- nm
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decline
Aug 24, 08:51
2
wait. not on child support (I was thinking alimony) -- nm
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decline
Aug 24, 08:51
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This is correct. No on child support, yes on alimony.
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spamlet
Aug 24, 08:54
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