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	11. Divorce Source: Tax Impact on Distribution of Marital Home What will the tax impact be? The tax consequences of the distribution become especially important when there has been substantial appreciation in the value of the home ... 34.6%
	12. Divorce Source: TAXES AND EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION (�1996) If tax consequences are imminent, or arise directly from the trial courts property disposition, and the amount is not speculative, such consequences are proper to consider when valuing marital assets ... 34.6%
	13. Divorce Source: CLASSIFICATION OF DEBTS FOR UNPAID INCOME TAXES For example, in Meints v. Meints, 258 Neb. 1017, 1023, 608 N.W.2d 564, 569 2000, the husband worked for his own construction company. He did not pay taxes on time, and the IRS imposed upon him a debt for six years of back taxes. All six of the years occurred during the marriage, although the parties ... 3.8%
	14. Divorce Source: A SUMMARY OF NEW TAX LAW CHANGES FOR THE FAMILY LAW PRACTITIONER President Bush recently signed the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003 JGTRRA. The following is a simple overview of those provisions that divorce attorneys should be aware of that might have an impact on their clients and the settlement of their cases. There are many timing issues ... 3.8%
	15. Divorce Source: A POTPOURRI OF SELDOM-DISCUSSED TAX ISSUES IN DIVORCE The definition of an innocent spouse has been one of the most actively litigated issues in the field of divorce taxation. Under I.R.C. 6015, if a joint tax return contains an understatement of tax attributable to erroneous items of one individual filing the joint return, and the other individual fil ... 3.8%
	16. Divorce Source: 2001 TAX DEVELOPMENTS Decisions continue to come from the courts defining the details of the tax changes made by Congress in 1984 and 1986. In some cases, the IRS won; in other cases, the IRS lost. From this evolving history, we get a more clear picture of what we should know. ... 3.8%
	17. Divorce Source: 2001 TAX LAW UPDATE The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001, which became effective June 7, 2001, brought several changes that affect divorcing spouses. I. Tax Brackets To enable a court to determine what the after tax dollars to a spouse will be, the tax bracket of the taxpayer must be considered ... 3.8%
	18. Divorce Source: MONETARY AWARD POSTJUDGMENT INTEREST - DIVISION STAGE HYPOTHETICAL MONTANA - In re Marriage of DeBuff, ___ Mont. ___, 50 P.3d 1070 2002. The trial court was not required to award postjudgment interest on a monetary award at the statutory judgment rate. It could choose to award interest at a lesser rate, which was reasonable under the facts. ... 3.8%
	19. Divorce Source: Tax Issues When Cross-Examining the Owner of a Cash Business Your client may have income tax liability exposure if called upon to testify as to the receipt of cash income. Indeed, the court may have a duty to report the spouses where there appears to have been income tax fraud committed. In some cases, however, your client may be afforded protection under the ... 3.8%
	20. Divorce Source: RETAINED EARNINGS IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION; UNREPORTED INCOME The wife also argued that the trial court erred in its decision to order the wife to pay one-half of any additional income taxes owed by the husband ... 3.8%

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