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>남편은 그 환불받은걸 혼자의 개인통장에 넣고
>한번도 저에게 한푼도 나눠주지 않네요.
>
>저도 일부에 대해 제몫이 아닌가? 하고
>여기서 궁금해서 물어봅니다...
you are correct. if you live in CA which is a community proprty state, then, In the community property state, each spouse legally owns an undivided one-half interest in the total income and property of the marital community, plus your own separate income and separate property.Each spouse reports one-half of total community income and one-half of total community deductions on their separate tax returns. Additionally, each spouse would report their own separate income and separate deductions. Be aware that this general rule may not apply some types of income and deductions
Federal tax laws generally respects state laws in determining whether an item of income is community income and whether property is community or separate property.
Community property is property acquired while married and cannot be otherwise identified as separate property. Community income is the income generated by such community property.
Separate property is property that was owned separately before marriage, property bought with separate funds or exchanged for separate property, and property that both spouses have agreed to convert from community property to separate property through a legally valid spousal agreement (a process called transmutation). Separate income is income generated by such separate property.
>남편은 그 환불받은걸 혼자의 개인통장에 넣고
>한번도 저에게 한푼도 나눠주지 않네요.
>
>저도 일부에 대해 제몫이 아닌가? 하고
>여기서 궁금해서 물어봅니다...
you are correct. if you live in CA which is a community proprty state, then, In the community property state, each spouse legally owns an undivided one-half interest in the total income and property of the marital community, plus your own separate income and separate property.Each spouse reports one-half of total community income and one-half of total community deductions on their separate tax returns. Additionally, each spouse would report their own separate income and separate deductions. Be aware that this general rule may not apply some types of income and deductions
Federal tax laws generally respects state laws in determining whether an item of income is community income and whether property is community or separate property.
Community property is property acquired while married and cannot be otherwise identified as separate property. Community income is the income generated by such community property.
Separate property is property that was owned separately before marriage, property bought with separate funds or exchanged for separate property, and property that both spouses have agreed to convert from community property to separate property through a legally valid spousal agreement (a process called transmutation). Separate income is income generated by such separate property.
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