Walter D. and Pauleana L. Mace - Page 4

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          taxable year 2001.2  Petitioners did not attach any statement               
          from the custodial parent or an Internal Revenue Service form               
          regarding petitioner’s entitlement to the dependency exemption              
          deduction to their return.  Respondent notified petitioners that            
          their 2001 return was under examination due to the claimed                  
          dependency exemption deduction and child tax credit.  The                   
          custodial parent also claimed the child as a dependent when she             
          filed her return for the 2001 taxable year.                                 
               Petitioner filed a motion in Hamilton County Juvenile Court            
          to have the custodial parent found in contempt of the State court           
          support order entitling petitioner to the dependency exemption              
          deduction, and that she be ordered to pay petitioner the money              
          due resulting from her actions.  On May 11, 2004, the State court           
          did not find the custodial parent to be in contempt, but ordered            
          her to file an amended return and not claim the child as a                  
          dependent.  At the time of trial, it was not known whether the              
          custodial parent had complied with the May 11, 2004, order and in           
          fact had filed an amended return.                                           










               2    The record does not show when petitioners were married.           




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