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Are mortgage payments your ex paid on your house taxable?

You asked whether the mortgage payments that your ex paid on the house you received in the divorce are taxable. This answer depends on your specific situation.

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Can I claim my ex-mother-in-law as a dependent on my taxes?

From a tax standpoint, a relationship that is established by marriage, such as your relationship with your mother-in-law, does not end with divorce.

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Can I deduct alimony paid in 2019?

Some people can, and some people can’t. It depends on the date your divorce was finalized whether you fall under the new TCJA tax law.

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The cost of divorce in 2019

Divorces finalized after 1/1/19 no longer required the spouse receiving alimony to report the income, and in turn, did away with the deduction for the payer.  

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