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abctax55
abctax55
Level 15
October 9, 2020

Um... you don't?

Why would you want to subject alimony to self-employment tax?

Altho I'm sure many, many ex's consider they've "earned" it 🤣

 

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    rbynaker
    rbynaker
    Level 13
    October 9, 2020

    Liz Taylor might have been in the trade or business of divorce but I don't know many others who would qualify!

      BobKamman
      BobKamman
      Level 15
      October 10, 2020

      Well, there's Mickey Rooney.  I think the question is asking about claiming it as a deduction.  He goes to jail if he doesn't pay her a large share of his income -- so, isn't that a business expense?  

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