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Damages From Inherently Physical Injuries Are Not Taxable

By Michelle Perry on March 8, 2022
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In Tax Notes, tax partner Kat Gregor, tax counsel Brittany Cvetanovich and Elizabeth Smith, and associates Maggie Heine and Michelle Perry offer a response to a recent article in the publication concerning whether damages in a civil suit that alleges sexual abuse or rape are includible in the recipient’s taxable income. The Ropes & Gray tax attorneys challenge the factors that the article’s authors argue which determine the taxability of such a settlement, analyzing IRS guidance and case law regarding the taxation of settlement payments.

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