October 27, 2014

NHeLP Comments on IRS regulations for domestic violence survivors

By: Erin Armstrong and Wayne Turner

Executive Summary

NHeLP provides the following comments on IRS Temporary and Proposed Rules allowing married persons who experience domestic abuse or spousal abandonment to file their federal income taxes separately. The proposed IRS rules allow such individuals to be deemed to have satisfied the Affordable Care Act’s joint filing requirement to obtain Premium Tax Credits (PTCs) and Cost Sharing Reductions (CSRs).

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NHeLP Comments on IRS regulations for domestic violence survivors

Executive Summary

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