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Is child support deductable in the state of oregon for state and or federal taxes? |
Is child support deductable in the state of oregon for state and or federal taxes? Child support is never deductible to the person paying it, nor is it considered to be income to the person receiving it on behalf of the child Source(s): Internal Revenue Service 1-800-829-1040 No. But alimony is. Taxcut Child support is not deductible on your federal tax return nor state tax return. No, child support is not deductible on state or federal taxes. It is money that (theoretically) you would have been spending on your child if the child was living with you. You are responsible for including this in your income as the person making the child support payments. The person receiving the payments does not claim this as income. If you are paying alimony, those payments are deductible for you and the person receiving the alimony must claim it as income and pay taxes on it. Child Support is not deductible on Federal taxes. We don't have state taxes in Texas so I can't help you there. Alimony is deductible on Federal taxes to the payer, and is income to the recepient. |
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