Pre-Settlement Funding And Tax Implications

Pre-Settlement Funding And Tax Implications

Tax Implications for Pre-Settlement Funding

Is Pre-Settlement Funding Taxable?

Pre-settlement funding is often not regarded as taxable income, which is good news. The cash advance is considered a “non-recourse debt” by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), which waives them from taxation. This implies that while completing your tax return, you won’t need to list the funding as income.

Reporting Pre-Settlement Funding on Your Tax Return

How do taxes work with pre-settlement funding? There is no requirement to report pre-settlement funding on your tax return because it is not taxable. However, it’s generally recommended to speak with a tax professional to ensure that you comply with current IRS regulations and to discuss any peculiarities of your situation.

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