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Today Kelly from college wants to know, “If a parent claims a child as a dependent on their taxes, is that parent legally required to support the child financially, in any way? And what is the legal definition of a dependent? I’m a college student and my parents claim me on their taxes, but refuse […]
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Today Jay from Tampa, FL says, “In October, I won $125k as a contestant on “Who wants to be a Millionaire”. In Jan, I sent an Estimated tax payment to cover the tax on the additional income. Now I’ve been notified by the IRS that I’m being assessed a penalty because I did not make […]
Today, Ford from the Internet says, “Last year I was head of household for 8 months. Then, I got married. Can I still file head of household? I want to be able to collect an Earned Income Credit (EIC).”
Today, Yvonne from Illinois hopes we can help her “I filed for a divorce in March of 2004. We live in separate homes and separate counties. Can I file for head of household, knowing he will also file for head of household. The divorce is not final yet.