The 'Heads in Beds' Philosophy

Tax season for divorced parents boils down to three words: Heads. In. Beds.

Everything else—the legal drama, the custody agreements, the verbal promises—is secondary to the 183-night residency test.

The Reframe: Stop over-analyzing the law and start tracking the nights.

The Simple Strategy:

The Threshold: 183 nights makes you the custodial parent in the eyes of the IRS.
The Status: HOH status is worth nearly $8,000 in extra deductions.
The Mission: Use the S3 'Heads in Beds' philosophy to simplify your tax life and protect your income.

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