divorce: The Intersection of Divorce and Taxes
- 11/04/19 09:20 AM
I represent taxpayers in Gainesville and the state of Florida who have tax issues with the IRS and Florida Department of Revenue. Divorcing couples have a whole host of problems to work out and many times the tax implications are way down the list of priorities. Sometimes these implications are not considered at all. Here are the most important tax aspects to consider for people who find themselves in this situation: If you are divorced on 12/31 – you cannot file a joint tax return for the year. If you are still married on 12/31 and do file a joint return – this cannot be undone by amending … (1 comments)
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Jim Payne, CPA
CPA firm practicing in the area of IRS Collections
I represent taxpayers in Gainesville and the state of Florida who have tax issues with the IRS and Florida Department of Revenue. Divorcing couples have a whole host of problems to work out and many times the tax implications are way down the list of priorities. Sometimes these implications are not considered at all. Here are the most important tax aspects to consider for people who find themselves in this situation:
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