naf23 asked:


I am the owner of two vehicles. My fiance uses one of them for work (he is a self-employed musician) and pays for all maintenance, gas, insurance and repairs on this particular vehicle. But as I stated previously, the car is in my name. For the past several tax years, my fiance has declared the car’s mileage, gas, tolls, and repairs for deductions on his tax returns. What are the implications/liabilites of this arrangement as far as an audit would be concerned? Is there anything that we can do, short of signing the car over to my fiance, to legitimize this arrangement, or do we even need to do so? I would appreciate the opinion of anyone who is knowlegeable of tax laws. Thanks!

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