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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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Below is a list of misconceptions and examples of misinformation taxpayers may encounter during the upcoming tax season.

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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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