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Hoots : How do I deduct state tax overpayment when going from "married filing jointly" to "single" In 2013 I was married filing jointly. We had underpaid our state taxes by ,000 so we wrote a check to the state for ,000. - freshhoot.com

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How do I deduct state tax overpayment when going from "married filing jointly" to "single"
In 2013 I was married filing jointly. We had underpaid our state taxes by ,000 so we wrote a check to the state for ,000.

In 2014 we divorced, and are filing separately. The ,000 can be used as a deduction on our 2014 taxes.

Can we BOTH deduct the full ,000 in each of our returns?

Or do we need to split it (,000/,000 or ,000/,000 for example)?

We live in California.


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Of course you cannot both deduct it.

California is a community State and the K was a community debt. So I'd say you split it 50/50. Talk to your divorce attorney, it may be that you'll get a different opinion.


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