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Bookmark or Share- Can we claim our 18 year old child that is still in high school?An 18 year old, that lives with you, is claimed as both a dependent and for EIC, unless you have released the exemption to the non-custodial parent. What he is not claimed for is the child tax credit
- Does my 18 year-old need to file her own tax return? - IntuitMy oldest child turned 18 in Nov 2015. She earned less than $1500 in 2016 from 2 different jobs. She has received one w2 already. We claim her as a dependent. Does she need to file her own tax return?
- Solved: My son turns 18 this year. What are the exact ... - Intuit3. He lived with the parent (including temporary absences such as away at school) for more than half the year. A person can still be a Qualifying relative dependent, if not a Qualifying Child, if he meets the 6 tests for claiming a dependent: 1. Closely Related OR live with the taxpayer ALL year. 2.
- Solved: How do I fill out a w4 form? I am 18 years old and ... - IntuitI am 18 years old, a full time college student, and my parents still claim me as a dependent. I will be working part time and will only be making $10 an hour for about 8 hours a month. I will only be working until the semester is over so in total I will only be working for about 5 months, making about a total of about $400 (give or take a ...
- Can we claim our 18 year old child that is still in high school? - IntuitAn 18 year old (in high school or not) is still a qualifying child. It's doubtful that he provided more than half his own support with only $3569 of income, So you can claim him. You will get about $1060 with $3200 of earned income. A child can be the “qualifying child” dependent of any close relative in the household.
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