After 10 years of marriage, Asaka and Kenji divorced. As per court instructions, effective January and...

 

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After 10 years of marriage, Asaka and Kenji divorced. As per court instructions, effective January and for the full year, Asaka paid monthly spousal support to Kenji in the amount of $700 and child support payments in the amount of $950. In June, Asaka gave Kenji $1,400 to cover the cost of some unexpected car repairs and in October, she gave her ex-husband $900 to purchase a new television. Based on these support payments, on what amount must Kenji pay tax? After 10 years of marriage, Asaka and Kenji divorced. As per court instructions, effective January and for the full year, Asaka paid monthly spousal support to Kenji in the amount of $700 and child support payments in the amount of $950. In June, Asaka gave Kenji $1,400 to cover the cost of some unexpected car repairs and in October, she gave her ex-husband $900 to purchase a new television. Based on these support payments, on what amount must Kenji pay tax?

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Child support payments are not considered taxable ... View the full answer