Tax return + dependant
If your husband filed married filing separately, then he filed correctly. It does not necessarily throw up any red flags to be listed on two tax...
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If your husband filed married filing separately, then he filed correctly. It does not necessarily throw up any red flags to be listed on two tax...
This really depends on a few additional factors that you did not mention in your post. If you started college this year, then yes, you would be a...
A. It depends on numerous factors. Speak with an attorney in your area about any possible suits for collection. B. It goes on a Schedule D, but...
Since the child lived with you the entire year, you are the one entitled to claim her. I am not sure of a way to proactively stop a fraudulent...
Losses are deductible on Schedule A only up to the amount of winnings. If there are no winnings, then none of the losses are deductible.
I don't think your brother can claim you because it does not seem as if he meets the time requirement to claim you as a dependent. You would have...
If you both consented to the joint return, I would leave it alone. In the future, make sure you have a power of attorney.
In terms of the tax aspects, only the custodial parent can claim the child and get all of the benefits, unless a release of the exemption is...
In a nutshell, the family court can award him the dependency exemption. Even if the family court does award the exemption, you would still have to...
If you are a sole proprietor, the loss is deductible on your personal tax return on a Schedule C. If you are part of a partnership or an S-Corp,...