
alighier
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Yes. So, if you're due around new year, cross your fingers for a December baby! |
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mrslititia
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Yes. To claim a child you must have the social security number and you can't get that until after the child is born, |
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EvilAngel
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Yes because they must have a social security number which isn't assigned until birth |
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downtownJbrown
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yes |
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mark_daspit@ameritech.net
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Yes, so schedule that C-Section for Dec. 31st. Otherwise, if you have the "New Years Baby" you'll actually get stuck paying taxes on all the freebies you receive. |
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Kid Wykkid
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yes |
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Tweet
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Yes. Once the child is born, you must apply for a Social Security card for him or her in order to claim them. |
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Lane
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yes, but medical expenses related to the child could be deducted |
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dodlydink
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Yes-the IRS won't even consider a tax break on someone unless they have a legal birthdate! |
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Judy1
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Yes, the child needs to be born before midnight on December 31 to be claimed for the year. |
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butterflykisses427
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Yes because you have to put your child's social security number down on the form. If the child is not born than you have no ss# to put down. |
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LOLO W
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Yes, because you actually have to have a ssn for the child in in order to claim the child. |
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GD-Fan
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Yes because then anyone could say they were pregnant, get the tax break and then say they lost the baby |
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Firespider
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Yes, and they must have a social security number also. If this wasn't true, then we could all have hundreds of little tax exemptions. |
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spicertax
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You can always induce the birth of your new tax deduction. |
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Oorah Wife
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yes
they have to be born before Jan 1st before you can claim them on your taxes
if you have a lot of medical bills though, you can claim those.
Congratulations though~ |
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Cameron L
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Well, abortion isn't murder yet, so yes. |
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wish I were
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DUHH! If it isn't born it does not exist! So NO you cannot claim a non existing person on your taxes!! |
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