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answered on Oct 30, 2013
Each state has their own limits. You can call up the state and ask or go online to find out what their limits are.
answered on Oct 30, 2013
You can generally receive Insurance tax free. But if you are receiving interest on the insurance it is likely taxable.
answered on Oct 14, 2011
In addition to having priority over property tax liens and assessments, year's support awards have priority over all other non-purchase-money debts.
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answered on Feb 5, 2011
I cannot say on Georgia state taxes, but federal taxes would be due if the bank forgives the deficiency. It is as if the bank paid you the money, generating income, then you used the same money to pay it back. If the loan epayment would get you an interest deduction, such as a rental property, the... View More
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