Can i claim someone on my taxes that i didnt claim last year ?

If you meet the requirements to claim her, then you can claim her even if you did not claim her last year. There are numerous reasons why you...

When is the soonest I can file my tax return in 2015?

You can file after you receive all of your tax relevant documents. Typically the IRS starts accepting returns in late January. However, the IRS...

How do I sue a person/business (They have a tax I.D. #) in small claims court if they have moved out of California?

It seems very likely that there are enough "minimum contacts" to justify CA having personal jurisdiction over the defendant, so you should be able...

Can me and my husband claim our grandsons on our taxes

If they live with you for over half the year, and you provided over half their support, then you can claim them on your tax return. If the...

Is my ex entitled to half of the child tax credit for our son in a 50/50 custody?

Child tax credit cannot be split. It goes to the one claiming the dependency exemption for the child.

Would I be eligible for the full $250,000 tax exemption when selling a house if I lived in it for 2 years and rented out 20%?

You can get a reduced maximum exclusion if you sold your home due to a change in your place of employment, health, or unforeseen circumstances.

Who is legally allowed to claim myself (31yrs old) & my children as dependants on taxes?

If you made less than $3,900, then your parents can claim you since you live with them and they are providing over half of your support. Your...

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Do I get to claim my son on my taxes, if I don't have legal custody, but am the primary guardian?

From the information you provided, you should be able to claim him on your taxes next year. You provide over half his support and he lives with...

If you got a W-2 from your employer last year, the EIN will be on the W-2.

Can I file an Amend on my taxes for child tax credits when my ex already filed and received the money?

Only the "custodial" parent may claim child on tax return. Child has to live with you for over half the year as determined by the greater number...