Income Tax Act (Cap. 123)
Income Tax Act (Cap. 123), article 14A
14A. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this
Act, if an individual proves to t he satisfaction of the Commiss ioner
that in the year preceding a year of assessment he has paid to his
estranged spouse an alimony payment as determined by the courts
of a European Union or a European Economic Area (hereinafter
"EU/EEA") Member State or by the courts of another country as the
Commissioner may approve or as agreed by a public deed of
personal separation under the authority of the courts of a EU/E EA
Member State or by the courts or other authorities of another
country as the Commissioner may approve, or as ordered by the
courts of a EU/EEA Member State in a divorce judgment or decree
or by the courts of another country as the Commissioner may
approve, he shall be allowed as a deduction against his income the
lesser of these amounts -
(a) the amount actually paid in accordance with the Court
order or public deed;
(b) the individual’s chargeable income for the year.
School fees.
Added by:
II. 2002.47.
Amended by:
II. 2005.7;
IV . 2007.11;
XXXII. 2007.33;
L.N. 409 of 2007;
IV . 2011.12;
V . 2012.14;
VII.2019.19.*
VII.2022.22;
IX.2025.13. †
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