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For federal income tax, the answer is “Yes” and “No,” depending on your divorce agreement date or last modification. THE RULES Generally, for agreements entered before January 1, 2019, alimony (separate maintenance payments) is taxed to the recipient spouse and deductible by the payor. The payor doesn’t have to itemize deductions to claim alimony paid. … Continue reading ""