Lump sum or installments for settlement: tax impact?

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    Dave

      The only (dis)advantage would be in terms of whether it would bump you up into a higher bracket — you’d have to assess your other expected income to make that determination.

      And, as someone who received a wrongful termination settlement myself, I was never presented the option to take it over time — depending on the amount in question, that might be a rather moot point.

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      Ezgi

        I forget what the clause is but if they admit discriminatory behaviour then you don’t have to pay taxes on the settlement – vs if they settle to essentially close the dispute.

        Ask your lawyer they will know best and can guide you.

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        Fatima

          could the employer go out of business/bankrupt?

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