I got my tuition statement back and my husband is claiming me on his taxes can he also use this as a write off on his taxes sinc
Your husband cannot claim you as a dependent, but if you file jointly he can claim the tuition deduction with you.
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Your husband cannot claim you as a dependent, but if you file jointly he can claim the tuition deduction with you.
To claim the earned income credit you must first have earned income. If all you have is financial aid this will not be enough. You may want to...
I agree that you cannot claim your spouse, but may be able to claim the children if they meet the qualifying child or qualifying relative test....
The planning environment is constantly changing and we do estate planning based on the current law leaving flexibility for change. Predicting where...
Form 6251 and it's instructions are at www.irs.gov. It is a complex calculation and I you should see an accountant.
This is a tough question without more facts. It is unclear if your divorce attorney is competent in the area of taxation. You should discuss this...
You are not taxed on gifts as the recipient even when you are a U.S. Citizen. So no, you will not be taxed. You may have reporting requirements...
If you file a joint tax return his portion of the refund will be taken if you do not file the injured spouse claim.
You are in an equitable, rather than a community property state. This is a family law rather than a tax question and you should see a family law...
Notify the IRS of the forgery and make sure you file your own separate income tax return. If there is a tax liability that is due from the filing...
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