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California divorce taxes are rare, but they can arise when property transfers, retirement account divisions, or support payments are handled incorrectly. Most couples owe no immediate state tax on the divorce itself, yet mistakes with capital gains, QDROs, and filing status can create unexpected bills. This guide explains when CA divorce tax issues appear, how […]
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Divorce can change your taxes starting the year your divorce is final—your filing status becomes Single or Head of Household (if you qualify). Post‑2018 divorce decrees generally make alimony non‑deductible to the payer and non‑taxable to the recipient, while child support remains non‑taxable. This article covers filing status, support payments, asset and retirement splits, and
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