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 Sister wants to claim brother but child lives with us??? |
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raindrop69us | Can my boyfriend claim my daughter and I as depends on his taxes if he supported us all year? |
Can my boyfriend of many years claim my daughter and I on his tax return as he supported us all year because I am in school? |
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bostonianinmo
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You can claim an unrelated person as your dependent under the Qualifying Relative rule (yes, I know, it sounds wrong but it isn't) if ALL of the following conditions are met:
1. She is a US citizen or resident.
2. She did not file a joint return with another taxpayer.
3. She is not the Qualifying Child of another taxpayer.
4. She lived in your home ALL year.
5. You provided more than 50% of her entire support for the entire year.
6. She had less than the personal exemption amount ($3,500 for 2008) in gross income, excluding non-taxable Social Security benefits.
7. Your relationship is not illegal under local law, even if such law is unenforced.
If your b/f isn't your daughter's father, he can only claim your daughter if you can not and nobody else has a superior claim, such as the father.
If the 3 of you lived together and your daughter is also his daughter, either of you can claim your daughter regardless of whether he can claim you or not. |
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Judy1
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If you lived with him ALL year, had income of less than $3500 for the year, and he provided over half of your total support for the year, he can as long as you don't live in one of the states or local areas where your relationship is technically illegal. |
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ninasgramma
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The previous answer outlined the conditions for claiming you on your bf's tax return as a qualifying relative. The situation for your child is different.
Your bf can claim your child on his tax return if all of the conditions for qualifying relative are satisfied, and
1. You, the mother, are not required to file a tax return.
2. If you file a tax return it is only to receive a refund of taxes withheld.
3. The child is not a qualifying child of another person.
4. You have not waived the child's exemption (through IRS Form 8332 or court order) to the child's father.
Any exemption your bf receives for you or your child will not qualify for any tax credit. |
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wartz
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Depends are adult diapers. Are you adult diapers? |
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taxlady
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Yes, if you earned under 3500 for the entire year, lived with him the entire year and he provided over half of your total support, then your bf can claim you and your daughter. Others menitoned your daughter. he can claim her as well under the same circumstances including that she lived with him the entire year, he provided over half of her total support and she had income under 3500. |
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AB
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If you lived in his home all year and made less than $3,500 then yes he can. |
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barrbou214
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you will get more$$$$$ back, go to a tax advisor. |
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brendayarber
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He can claim you and your daughter at least if you made under $3500 but he CANNOT claim your child for Earned Income Credit or Child Tax Credit. Your child doesn't qualify. |
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nkisfr
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no |
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OFFICER SEXY PEACH
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yes,if you'll lived together for at least 6 months and he supported you at least 50% and you made less than 3500.00 dollars he can claim you'll. |
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