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Spousal Support Changes and the New Tax Code By Ron J. Anfuso, CPA, ABV, CFF, CDFA, FABFA The most crucial change established under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) related to family law went into effect on January 1, 2019. Previously, under section 215 of the tax code, paying spouses could deduct their alimony payments from their taxable income while recipient spouses were required to pay taxes on the alimony they received. This provided an advantage to the spouses t...Continue reading

Ron assisted former Spice Girl (Scary Spice) Melanie Brown aka Mel B with the financial, valuation, tracing and tax issues related to her dissolution of marriage from Stephen Belafonte. https://www.anfusocpa.com/spice-girl-mel-b-scary-spice-div/

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When to Retain the Services of a Forensic Accountant http://www.anfusocpa.com/when-retain-forensic-accountant.ht Not all marital dissolution cases require the services of a Forensic... Accountant. However, many of the more complicated cases in this ever complex and changing area of law do. Some of the reasons to retain a Forensic Accountant are as follows: When unreported or underreported income is an issue When one or both of the spouses is self-employed When one of the spouses has separate property claims When temporary and permanent spousal and child support are an issue When a determination of the marital lifestyle is required When accounting for reimbursements, tracing, allocation, apportionment and characterization of assets is needed When a valuation of a business interest is required When determination of business, executive or professional goodwill isneeded When there has been a commingling of funds (See v. See) When there are reimbursement claims for post-separation maintenance of community assets (Epstein) When the community has made payments on a separate property residence (Moore/Marsden) When an apportionment of community business is necessary (Pereira/Van Camp).

How Diligent Tracing Saved a Client Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars

What is Forensic Accounting? Forensic Accounting, is the practice of accounting in support of litigation. A Forensic Accountant provides an accounting analysis suitable to the court that will form the basis for discussion, debate and ultimately judicial decision. ... A Forensic Accountant utilizes specialized accounting skills to conduct an investigation into the actual earnings and income stream of individuals and businesses. A benefit of employing a Forensic Accountant is for his or her ability to communicate financial information clearly and concisely in a courtroom setting.

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