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Under the updated tax laws, you can no longer use alimony payments to contribute to a retirement account. This is because only taxable income [1] can be used in an IRA or 401(k). Because the new law makes alimony payments tax-free, you may have to consider other options for retirement savings.
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- Getting Alimony During a Divorce
Wisconsin uses pre-determined child support guidelines to set the amount of child support payments. The amounts are based on the Percentage of Income Standard, which considers the parent’s income, how much time a child spends with each parent, and if the parent is supporting other children.
28 Μαρ 2016 · Can I deduct maintenance payments? Maintenance payments (or alimony) are generally tax deductible by the party making the payment, and must be claimed as income by the recipient. It may be helpful to include a reference to the federal tax code IRC 71 in your divorce decree can ensure that the parties are aware of their responsibilities ...
Wisconsin law requires that alimony and child support payments be withheld from the paying spouse's wages and sent by the spouse's employer to a state agency for distribution to the spouse receiving support. (Wis. Stat. § 767.75 (2023).)
The Act eliminates the deduction for maintenance payments required under a divorce or separation decree that are executed on or after Dec. 31, 2018. The recipients of affected maintenance payments will no longer be required to include such payments as taxable income.
4 Φεβ 2014 · -Maintenance is tax deductible by the payer and taxable to the recipient. -Maintenance can be waived permanently. The general purpose of maintenance is to allow a former spouse to enjoy the same marital standard of living for a reasonable time after divorce.
To achieve the tax deductibility, the payments must terminate upon the death of the recipient-spouse. Under Wisconsin law, marriage also terminates the maintenance obligations. A waiver of maintenance, means that at the time of the divorce, you are giving up the right ever receive maintenance.
