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rahosey75 | CAN I CLAIM MY NEPHEW AS A DEPENDENT IF HE DOES NOT "LIVE" WITH ME? ? |
Hello... Can I claim my baby nephew as a dependent if he does not live with me... I know head of household is if he lived with me...so what would my status be? would it be single... with a dependent? what is the tax credit for one dependent? Please advise. Thanks |
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Karen B
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No, you can't claim him if he doesn't live with you and you don't support him. Otherwise don't you think everyone would try that. As far as you tax return would be one and that's you. You could also get in trouble for trying to claim him, especially when some one else does who is supporting him, be a Mother or Father Or Grandparent, someone who is a Guardian. |
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car253
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Maybe. If you provide more than half of his support and no one else claims him on their taxes. You can list single with a dependent and click the box other for relationship.
Call the IRS to be sure. Or, if you use Turbo Tax or other software it will tell you. |
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Judy1
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He doesn't live with you? Then probably not. You MIGHT be able to claim him, as a qualifying relative only, just a $3500 exemption, no credits, no head of household, if you can prove that you provided over half of his support and he isn't anyone else's qualifying child - but that's pretty unlikely since he is almost surely someone's qualifying child - who DOES he live with? And why do you feel you should be able to claim him? With more info by answers to those questions, would be easier to give you an answer. |
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bostonianinmo
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If he didn't live with you you MIGHT be able to claim him under the Qualifying Relative rule if the following tests are met:
1. Nobody else can claim him as a Qualifying Child.
2. He has less than $3,500 in gross income.
3. You provided more than half of his support for the entire year.
If you qualify under the above rules you get the exemption only. Ho Head of Household status. No Child Tax Credit. No EIC. No Child & Dependent Care Credit. |
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hrblockrichardk
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If your baby nephew lived more than half the year (or his life if a newborn) with his parents, grandparents, or different aunt or uncle, then he is their qualifying child and he cannot be your dependent.
If your baby nephew is not anyone's qualifying child and you provided more that 50% of his support and his income was not more than $3500, then you can claim him as your dependent even if he did not lives with you. You would file single with one dependent in this case.
Richard K
HR Block
This advice is based upon our understanding of the law in effect at the time it was written as it applies to the facts provided by you. See my profile for more information. |
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marydassow
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You cannot claim him unless you have guardianship or custody of him and he HAS to live with you over 50% of the time. |
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bud68
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Why would you qualify to claim someone who doesn't live with you? |
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v b
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16 answers and only 4 are right. *sheesh* I wish the people who know nothing about the IRS rules would STOP answering questions. |
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Angela W
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You would not get eic or child tax credit since he is not your son. You could only get a reduction in your taxable income. Since he does not live with you and you do not provide over half of his support, no you could not claim him |
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Kim S
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No! I'm paying back the IRS $3200.00 for that right dollars now. |
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Tiana W
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No you cannot unless you have custody of him. If you aren't his legal guardian you cannot claim him as your dependent. |
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♥Instantkarma♥♫
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The only person allowed to claim your nephew as a dependant is one of his parents, or if this is the case, a guardian. Your status would be single. |
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yellow_tofu
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Yes, and while you are at it you might as well claim your neighbor's kids, and your pet dog. that should save you something. |
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Torie
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No you can't. You're not even his legal guardian AND he doesn't live with you.. |
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Cubs Girl
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No you cannot |
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kimmittens
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not legally. if you still do you may not get caught but if you do be prepared for fines and prison time |
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