Q: 1) Can one parent pay the entire cost of health insurance premiums for the child?
2) When stating the alternative tax year exemption for the child involved, what constitutes odd and even years? Does the year you earn the income or the year you file the tax return?
A:
1) Yes, although the default provision in Utah law provides for the parties to split the cost of insurance.
2) Good question, it is usually the tax year. So, if you are filing your 2015 tax return in 2016, that is an odd year (because it is the 2015 tax return).
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