Income taxes and divorce
Question Details: Do Income Taxes need to be current to file for a divorce in the state of Arkansas?
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Income taxes need to be current to file a divorce in any state. There are several reprecussions that divorce has on income taxes. Income taxes that are behind will be treated like a debt and split upon divorce. If I can be of any assistance, please give me a call.
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