Cupid
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I think majority rules here.. the answer is No. You can claim your baby next year when you file your 2008 taxes. Best Wishes. |
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SuperCactus
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No. |
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brittevans13
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yeah if tax fraud sounds good to you |
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Julia M
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No, because this person WASN'T a dependent in 2007. |
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michelliosis
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no. you did not have a child in 2007 |
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americanfreeman
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of course not |
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Stephanie
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no sorry you will have to wait till next year |
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lisa l
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nope |
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Tim
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2007 taxes are for up to midnight 12/31/07. |
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J C
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No, sorry it has to be born in 2007, right up to midnight on the last day.
Congratulations otherwise. |
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onandonandonanon
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No you can not claim someone that didn't exist in 2007!!! |
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Beer Advocate
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Nope. |
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mJc
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Nope... cut off date is December 31, 2007. |
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bmtxkeller
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no you must have the baby on or before 12/31/07 |
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easter bunny!
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No, Im sorry.
But congratulations |
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Raymond R
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No. |
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USMC Wife, Pitbull Mama
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no |
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cosmic-angel
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urm, no !!!
cosmic |
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frak1a12345
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NO! |
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Pink08
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No. The baby must be born in 2007 to claim her on last year's tax. |
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rockyfella25
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no sorry , you have to wait until next year now. |
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Bella♥
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Unfortunately you cannot because your 2007 taxes and claims are for the year 2007 only. But next year, you can both definitely claim your newborn. Congratulations! :) |
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karma is a *****!!
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No, but you can claim the doctor expense and milage related to medical care. Also, Rx can be deducted as well if you itemize. |
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Jeff L
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sorry but there is no way to claim a baby that is born 2008 as 2007.
If your child was born on the last day of the month of 2007 you could have been able to. |
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kattsmeow
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Nope, not in 2007. It is true if a baby;s birth is the 1st day of the new year, he/she can be claimed on the prior years tax return, but not after the 1st.
Congratulation on the birth of your child. |
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Ella R
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No |
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ktrb
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Only if you falsify the birth certificate and Social Security information, which would cause all kinds of legal problems on top of your attempted tax fraud. |
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Mr. Opinionated
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no, the birth date is of the year you may claim him/her... |
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bobbyampm
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The IRS goes by birth date so the answer is no. If you decided to claim your baby anyway then you'll have to lie on his/her birth date.
You can claim him/her next year and do not misplace his/her social security card; you'll get it in about 3 months and you're going to need this number to claim him/her as a dependent. |
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chatsplas
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NOPE |
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kissablebrown
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Only if the child was born on 12/31/07 by 11:59p. In fact, if a twin had been born 2 Min's later, he or she would not be allowed. |
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