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DEPENDENCY EXEMPTION DENIED WHEN FORM 8332 RECEIVED WHEN IRS COULD NO LONGER ASSESS TAX AGAINST FORMER SPOUSE WHO HAD ALSO CLAIMED THE EXEMPTION

Posted on December 12, 2013 by taxpenaltylawyer

Tax Court Summary Decisions are not precedent but can be educational. In David Charles Katz and Mary Joan Wring v. Commissioner, T.C. Summary Opinion 2013-98, the Tax Court again upheld the IRS denial of a dependency exemption when Form 8332 … Continue reading →

Posted in DEPENDENCY EXEMPTION, DIVORCE, TAX | Tagged # INDIVISIBLE, CUSTODIAL PARENT, DEDUCTION FOR DEPENDENTS, DEPENDENCY EXEMPTION, DEPENDENCY EXEMPTION FOR DIVORCED PARENTS, FORM 8332, NONCUSTODIAL PARENT, QUALIFYING CHILD, Robert S. Steinberg | Leave a comment

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Category Archives: DEPENDENCY EXEMPTION

DEPENDENCY EXEMPTION DENIED WHEN FORM 8332 RECEIVED WHEN IRS COULD NO LONGER ASSESS TAX AGAINST FORMER SPOUSE WHO HAD ALSO CLAIMED THE EXEMPTION

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