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 Can my husband claim my son who is not his own on his taxes? |
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 If My Mother Transfers Her $125,000 House to Me Will I Have to Pay Capital Gains Taxes When the House is Sold? |
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 Do you have to claim child support payment on your taxes? |
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mrniceguy | Can I legally be claimed as a dependent? |
I am 22 and live with my parents and am also a full time student. I made $14,000 last year. My parents pay for my college witch is no more then $5000 a year. and my car insurence along with health insurence threw my dads company. My dad is trying to claim me as a dependent since I live in his house so I am unable to due so on my own taxes. Is that legal for him to do?
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i just double checked it was $3000 for school and they do not provide food. just school, car insurcne and health insurence and a place for me to live. |
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Audrey A
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There are three main tests for a child dependent
1) they must have lived with you at least 6 months out of the year
2) They must be younger than 19 (or 24 if in school full time)
3) They cannot have provided more than 50% of their OWN support.
It sounds as if you passed the first 2 tests, but the 3rd is iffy. Support is things like food, rent, schooling, clothing, etc. Support is not things like movies, cell phones, and other entertainment. If your parents provide room & board, your insurance and pay for school, it sounds as if they are still able to claim you as a dependent.
Remember, when they are no longer able to claim you as a dependent, you will loose your health insurance through them. |
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mikeeyman
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Yes... He is supporting you more than 50%.... You probably have free rent... And they are probably providing you food on top of that. In addition to the stuff above. |
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bostonianinmo
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Only Audrey and Judy have answered your question correctly.
To all of those who say that the parents must pay more than half of the support -- you are at least 3 years out of date now. The law was changed for tax years 2005 and later. The support rule is now this: The child must not provide more than half of their OWN support. The amount that the parents provide is IRRELEVANT to the support test for a Qualifying Child.
Please read IRS Pub 501, folks, before you shoot off your mouth with incorrect information! |
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nowaynohow
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He clearly paid 1/2 of your living expenses. $5k plus housing (figure cheap housing is > $200/month), plus I bet you are eating his groceries.
With $14k in income, even as a dependant, you are paying a lower rate of income tax than he'd be paying. The $3200 deduction gives the family more money on his form than on yours. |
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averywalters
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YES |
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Tha Deacon
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yeah it is legal and if you dont ant him to do so move out so next year he can't claim you but he can claim you for next year |
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Judy1
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If you are providing over half of your own support for the year, they can't claim you, otherwise they can. But realize that the value of providing a place for you to live counts as support. There's no real way to tell from the info you provide what your, and your dad's, contributions to your support are. There's a worksheet to calculate support on irs.gov in several places - one is page 32 of IRS Publication 17. Download it and fill it out. |
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krist
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yes, until you are 23 years of age you are still considered a legal dependent of your parents and if they contribute more than 50% of your living expenses (even if you dont live with them)- which includes: rent, food, school, clothing, utilities etc, they can claim you on their taxes as a dependent.
i know this because when filing for financial aid, you have to use your parents taxes as well as your own.
your parents wont get a credit on you if youre over the age of 16, but you are still considered a dependent. |
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faerieshy
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go to the irs website, there are "tests" to see if you qualify for certain things like being a dependent. |
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visvardis
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as long as he pays at least 50 percent of your support |
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HeatLea
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If you are a full time student your dad can very well claim you as a dependent. You still have to do your own tax return, but in the section that asks can someone claim you as a dependent on there tax return you need to say yes. Your dad is paying for your Education so he is able to claim certain credits. Be thankful that he is paying because you would be not be able to do it on a 14,000 Job. |
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Jeanne R
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If your parents are providing at least 51% of your support (housing, food, utilities, insurance [car and health], college costs, automobile, etc., then, yes, they can claim you as a dependent regardless of your age. |
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carpediemmaster
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If he contributed to at least HALF of your living expenses, he can
A place to live is pretty major!!
You buy your own food? |
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malloryreibsome
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he is allowed in most states at least half because he has paid for at least half of your expenses......check with your local tax office and ask |
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rtfm
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If you're under 24 and you're a fulltime student and you live in your parents' house, then YES, absolutely, definitely, it is legal for them to claim you as a dependent. |
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mikesdreamer
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Because you are under 25 and a fulltime student, I think he can... unless 14000.00 is above the limit for your earnings. |
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bribri
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yes because he provides more than 50 percent of your living conditions and schooling. You can still file your taxes and get that stimulas refund i believe tho |
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babimumbles23
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I DONT THINK SO. |
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wiremu
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anyone over 16 cannot be claimed -- thats the legal age for being an adult |
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