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Need tax advice? Many plaintiffs end up taking aggressive positions on their tax returns, claiming that damages of this nature are tax free. But that can be a losing battle if the defendant issues a Form 1099 for the entire settlement. To learn more: https://t.co/2jlpQnea7R
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As a lawyer, it’s important to be specific. In settlement agreements, whenever possible, be specific. The courts and the IRS should not be put in the position of determining which payments were for which claims. To learn more: https://t.co/2jlpQnea7R
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Have you heard that emotional distress damages are not taxable? This is a myth. Congress amended section 104 of the tax code back in 1996 to state that emotional distress damages are taxable. To learn more, read here: https://t.co/DICVATb4U8
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Wording Matters. Settlement agreement wording might matter more than actual claims. In an audit, strong settlement agreement wording might be enough to convince the IRS to end the audit. To learn more: https://t.co/2jlpQmWyJh
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Lawyers often speak with authority, and clients sometimes believe them, leading to avoidable myths. As we head into tax season, it’s important to have the right information. To learn more: https://t.co/DICVATsGiI
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Why you should care how emotional distress damages are taxed by the IRS or Tax court ⬇️
Physical symptoms of emotional distress might be physical in nature, but that doesn’t make the related damages tax-free. For more, head here: https://t.co/egf8kayHVp
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What happens if a defendant or defendant’s insurance carrier issues the plaintiff a Form 1099 for a settlement? It happens more than you might think. For a break down of what to do, head here: https://t.co/eMHpvjjjgG
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Heads up if you’re seeking to avoid taxes on Emotional Distress Damages. The lack of guidance and cloudy “physical vs. emotional” line have clogged Tax Court + IRS machinery with disputes. To learn more, click here: https://t.co/8PXM4zq5gJ
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What you need to know about wording settlement agreements: Settlement agreement wording is important and inartful wording can hurt the tax treatment of a settlement. For some universal lessons for lawyers + litigants, head here: https://t.co/eMHpvjjjgG
What you need to know about taxing emotional damages: The IRS or the Tax Court don’t always agree on how a settlement should be characterized. This can be a big issue in employment cases. For more on the IRS taxing emotional distress damages, click here: https://t.co/egf8kayHVp
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