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Crime and Marriage
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Crime and Marriage
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Ian gave me two new phrases --- "Does any know FROM . . . " "I will give you one more CUT" yankee phrases aside, great presentation.
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What are the tax implications of crime on the family tax return? What is the impact of criminal gain by one partner in a marriage? Should a spouse have known the money was tainted? Is there an innocent spouse aspect to this? Consider these questions and more.
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Crime and Marriage (Jan 2017)
Ian M. Comisky, William Cotter, Mary T. Vidas
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Crime and Marriage (Jan 2017)
What are the tax implications of crime on the family tax return? What is the impact of criminal gain by one partner in a marriage? Should a spouse have known the money was tainted? Is there an innocent spouse aspect to this? Consider these questions and more.
Originally presented: Nov 2016 Taxation Conference
Ian M. Comisky,
Fox Rothschild LLP - Philadelphia, PA
William Cotter,
Internal Revenue Service, Criminal Investigation - San Antonio, TX
Mary T. Vidas,
Blank Rome LLP - Philadelphia, PA