Grandpa
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if he owes any offset it will go to the offset sorry |
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snjas1
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If he qualifiy's to get a rebate check via bush's guidelines (made at least $3,000 last year, etc.), then yes, he will get one, what matters is if he gets to keep it.
If he is $500 or more behind in chld support then the IRS will send his tax refund and this new tax rebate onto the child support agency, to pay towards his back child support. If he is not at least $500 behind, then they will not send his refund or rebate to child support. If he is more than $500 behind but his tax return and rebate are more than what he owes in back support, he will get the difference returned to him. |
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Mastermind
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The rebate goes to whatever parent claimed the child on their taxes which is not necessarily the custodial parent. |
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JustHeather
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The check should go to the person who is claiming that child on their tax return. Meaning that child is residing with you at least 6+ months out of the year. Him paying child support doesn't entitle him to the refund. |
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Judy1
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The person who claims the child as a dependent is the one who will get the rebate for the child. |
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Me
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The money will go to whomever is getting the child support. |
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harveyena
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Whoever claims the child as their dependent will receive the stimulus rebate or any other type of rebate. |
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Kitty
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If he owes arrears (back child support) then the child support office would get the money. If he is up to date on his child support then he will get the money.
EDIT: I think the poster is asking about the Bush tax incentive, which has nothing to do with how many kids one has or who claims the children on the taxes. The Bush tax incentive is completely separate. |
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bostonianinmo
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The person who claims the child or children on their 2007 tax return is the one who will get the rebate if any is due. Normally the parent paying support does not claim the exemptions for the children, the parent with physical custody does. If that's the case in your situation then YOU will get any rebate if any is due to you. |
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GO TO HELL
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I think it depends on which parent claims the child(ren) on the tax form. Whichever parent claims the deduction would get the additional money, as children can't be exempted by both parents. |
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Iceman
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if your boyfriend works then he will get $600 but since you are the one that has custody over the child you will get $900 IF you filed for 2007 and made Well over $3000. |
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THE CROP KICK CHICK
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yes |
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Irish Sean
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Please re-post your question in English. |
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mentalbasset
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The rebate goes to the custodial parent. |
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Furious
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