 CAN I CLAIM MY NEPHEW AS A DEPENDENT IF HE DOES NOT "LIVE" WITH ME? ? |
| Hello... Can I claim my baby nephew as a dependent if he does not live with me... I know head of household is if he lived with me...so what would my status be? would it be single... with a dependent?... |
|
 My fiance is self employed and hasn't filed taxes in seven years. I have gone through and sorted all receipts |
What do I do now?
Additional Details
We arent married yet, but are living together for a year now. I sometimes call him my husband. Sorry if anyone thought I was trying to bulls**t them.... |
|
 Home run Ball? IRS Taxing it!? |
The guy who caught Barry Bonds home run ball wanted to keep it so The IRS wanted to tax him on the value of the ball he does not have the money for the taxes so he has to sell it.
Do you T... |
|
 Why are people so big on the flat tax? |
| A question was posted about tax reform, and all the responses that got "thumbs up" suggested the flat tax, and all the responses that were rated poorly suggested raising taxes for the super ... |
|
 How much would the tax be for something $249.99? |
| Hey all, I'm not very familiar with taxes, so I'd really appreciate the help. I'm planning on giving my nephew enough money to buy something that's $249.99, the only problem is ... |
|
 Which candidate will tax me less? |
| I make around 375,000 a year. I have 2 kids. Will McCain or Obama tax me less?... |
|
 Am I getting ripped off on my tax service? |
I went to jackson hewett for taxes, and my refund was going to be 370 dollars basically, and am getting charged $150 by jackson hewett, the tax preparer! Is this too much?
Additional Details... |
|
 Im in uk and i have 35,000 dollars? |
| i wana buty a terrance house which has 4 bedrooms can i buy it with 35,000 dollars is it enought to buy a house ... |
|
 Are Christmas Bonuses Taxable? |
| I have a small company, and this year i would like to give deserving employees a Christmas bonus. However in Quickbooks, I am not sure if this is a taxable bonus or not. Can any one help me?... |
|
 Deceased person being billed for council tax (UK)? |
| My father passed away in January 2006. He used to run his own small business, and rented a shop unit from a landlord. Upon his death, I informed the landlord and local council of this news, and ... |
|
 I pay 800 a month in child support is there a way to claim that on taxes in any way.? |
i would like to do this without asking the mother for permission or a court order
Additional Details
well i realize child suport is a oblidation smat asses but i get a tax break on my ... |
|
 My mom and sister are moving in with us. Should we claim them on our taxes? |
| We'll be paying her $1,000 monthly, and my sister will be a college student. We are doing this because child care is too expensive in our area. It is cheaper to have them move in and provide ... |
|
 I haven't worked for the entire year of 2006, do I still have to file for some form of taxes?t? |
| I haven't collected unemployment or any other form of income I lived strickly off of my savings.... |
|
|  |
Licha | If I am am unmarried single single mom, which filing status do i choose when filing my taxes? |
|
 |
 
mudd_grip
|
If no one can claim you, or no one can claim head of household, meaning that you were the major source of income in the household (you and your children fall under this umbrella) and you have at least one dependent, you can claim head of household, which will give you a bigger tax break.
Look at the IRS.GOV site you may be able to file online for free as well and it has pages that will help you determine what to file.
I claim head of household, I am also a single mother of two. |
|
unicornfarie1
|
Head of household. |
|
howdy doody
 |
head of house hold |
|
bostonianinmo
|
Assuming that you are providing a home for your child(ren) you would file as Head of Household. |
|
KitKat
|
Head of Household |
|
SuzeY
|
If the child is living with you, you'll probably want to file as Head of Household. |
|
ox23al
|
head of household |
|
Brutally Honest
|
Head of Household.
Also check to see if you qualify for EIC (Earned Income Credit). Its for parents of young children who earn less than $34K a year (or an amount close to that). |
|
holykrikey
|
claim head of household and claim one. |
|
Dirk M
|
Head of Household, unless by the terms of the divorce you ceded the dependency exemption to the father. |
|
Janet R
 |
if you have a dependant and single you should file head of household. |
|
Daughter Jill
|
File as Head of Household. Also claim the EIC if qualified and the childcare credit. Use Turbo Tax Online and if you make below a certain level it is free or reduced. |
|
bold4bs
|
Assuming you are supporting your child claim "head of household". |
|
curious
|
HEad of household make sure you file your kids as dependents get that eic(earned income credit) |
|
walker9842
|
If I were you get turbo tax that way you can see which one workss best for you. If you take it to an accountant their just going to plug in the numbers and move on to the next person. |
|
Zelda Hunter
 |
You need to choose "Single" or "Unmarried", but you can still take the deduction for your child if you are the person who is mostly supporting and caring for him/her. |
|
Ericka R
|
that sucks but u can run a business be a fashion desighner do stuff that makes u HAPPY! |
|
| |
|
| | |
| Questions List |
Answers | Last Post
| | | |
16 | 6 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
16 | 15 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
16 | 29 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
16 | 1 hour(s) ago
| | | |
16 | 6 hour(s) ago
| | | |
16 | 11 hour(s) ago
| | | |
16 | 1 day(s) ago
| | | |
16 | 2 day(s) ago
| | | |
16 | 4 day(s) ago
| | | |
16 | 2 week(s) ago
| |
|
Homepage 
Financial
Forum 
Taxes 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
