john k
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you mean every year she has been claiming the son as a dependant on her taxes, (Not filing taxes for him, unless he has been receiving income or sizable interest/dividend income); You didn't mention the father? is he paying child support under an agreement that allows him to claim the child?
If not have her call the IRS, she probably received a ltter stating that he was denied on her return as a dependent, and of course that changed everything on her return.
The letter should have stated the reason and had a phone number to call, maybe she made a mistake and typed/wrote a wrong digit, that would cause a denial, I forgot all to write all my kids Socials on the form one year and got a letter similiar stating they denied my claim of dependants, It all got fixed by the simple phone call with me not having to send anything extra in. he just looked at the years before and corrected my return for me.
If it was not the case of a simple error on her part; it usually will turn out to be the Father, or a family member that felt they payed to its support so they were just going to claim it, which they would not be entitled to unless that was an arrangement, that also met the IRS rules pertaining to support, and living arrangement ect... |
odie b
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Call the IRS and tell them someone is claiming
her illegally,,,,,,,,,,they are screwed,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...
Ya,,,,,,,now you tell us all the info,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, |
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