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It happens to be both, the grounds of divorce is not set in stone yet, but the TP is working on obtaining a doctors letter to support the claim.  I spoke to a CPA friend and he mentioned for stuff like this to make sure you have supporting documents  to cover yourself.

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2 minutes ago, kathyc2 said:

If one of the spouses qualifies as HOH you don't need to worry about the domestic abuse exception.  I would just use the normal due diligence for HOH. 

Sorry it's MFS, not HOH.

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I've not had that but it stinks that we need to act as social workers to prepare a tax return.  Is the spouse that is claiming abuse the only one that had ACA?  Had you prepared prior returns for them?

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It's kind of a touchy situation.  If someone is truly abused, I wouldn't want to give the impression that I don't believe them.  On the other hand, they may just be claiming it to save money.  Use your gut instinct, but I think I would have the TP write out and sign a description to keep in file and explaining to them that you need this for both of your protection.  

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