bostonianinmo
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You can claim him if he lived in your home for over 6 months and did not provide more than half of his OWN support.
Although the value of exemptions does fade at high income levels, your income is nowhere near that point yet.
With earned income of $40k you can't claim the EIC but you certainly claim him as your dependent. |
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Judy1
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Unless you are separated or divorced from his father and there is a valid court order saying that his father can claim him, you can claim him as a dependent. If you are asking about claiming him for EIC, no you make too much money for that. |
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hnatalieann
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Of course you can as long as no one else does |
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Christiluvsyou
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yes u can! |
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MAC3NZii33 <3
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wow, thats how much you get to be a teacher???
im training well not yet but soon!
Cool and no it seems fine, your making enough money. |
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AnnieG
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Of course you can claim him (provided the other spouse is not claiming him too ?) |
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whatchagonnado
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Doesn't matter how much you make. He's your dependent. Unless someone else can claim him. |
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little miss smarty pants
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If no one else is claiming him as a dependent, I don't think it matters how much money you make. |
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Nix
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yes |
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anna!
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of course you can claim him...unless someone else it |
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Sammy
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i think you can! |
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ineed2no
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yes, you can claim him regardless of your income. but you also have to make sure that no one else is claiming him (his dad possibly) and that you are not being claimed as a dependent of some one else (which i dont think you can do with your income) |
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odiosapura
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is this a serious question? |
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Kalashnikova
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gimme half ur pay check n ill tell ya |
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Beer Advocate
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If you pay for his expenses, yes you may claim him. |
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smwand
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It matters not how much you make. You will be able to claim him through his 16th year. |
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helen h
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yes u should be able to even the father could claim him . Are you talkn bout on taxes, well u could claim him if u have been working long enough there,so if u r claiming him for taxes i take it u r not married for you guys to be claiming him or ur alone since u didnt say nething bout the father, but yes u could claim him, if u r w/ the father tell the father to claim or you could also have ur mom claim him and u get the tax money that way to. good luck |
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jimmy m
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yes just make sure thats want you really want to do but yes just file a report and claim him and that you have everything that you need to support him with hope youll have a great life |
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Tigerlily86
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Of course. You have to claim him. He's your son! He's dependent on you. |
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Millalla
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what area do u teach at? sry has nothing to do with ur question, but im interested in becoming a teacher |
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myspace.com/mina74
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I started as a first year teacher with $30,000 eight years ago. You may be able to claim some of your classroom expenses or any classes that you have paid for out of your pocket. |
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Robert R
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Of course you should claim him. Are you ashamed he is your son? |
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