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New trump law rumor

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
January 21, 2025
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If my kids father signed over physical, legal custody and it also states in our divorce decree I get to claim the kids every year. Will he be able to claim them if the law passes because he pays child support?

the tax laws currently say the custodial parent; the one with whom the child spends the most nights during the year; gets to claim the child regardless of what a divorce or separation agreement may say. The US Congress can change the federal tax laws. States can have different rules for their income taxes. to become effective either the POTUS must sign the bill or Congress can override any veto,