Save me some time with my Tax Prep?
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@jon-nyc said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
if he lived with you and didn't provide half his own support you're good.
Walmart probably took taxes out - he may want to file a return to get a refund. I don't know if he has to or not.
Turbotax has really good help pages for this stuff.
And how do you figure out “half his support”?
wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 17:19 last edited by@lufins-dad Seriously... do the research. Jon is right but only because he is 16. Next year he may not be what they call a Qualfying Child. You need to understand these things thoroughly.
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wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 17:32 last edited by
My accountant in the past said not to worry.
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wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 17:36 last edited by
@loki said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
My accountant in the past said not to worry.
Bernard Black's accountant said the same thing.
(Joke for @Doctor-Phibes.)
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@loki said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
My accountant in the past said not to worry.
Bernard Black's accountant said the same thing.
(Joke for @Doctor-Phibes.)
wrote on 16 Feb 2021, 18:39 last edited by@aqua-letifer said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@loki said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
My accountant in the past said not to worry.
Bernard Black's accountant said the same thing.
(Joke for @Doctor-Phibes.)
I've never watched it - I keep meaning to, as I like Bill Bailey.
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@lufins-dad Seriously... do the research. Jon is right but only because he is 16. Next year he may not be what they call a Qualfying Child. You need to understand these things thoroughly.
wrote on 17 Feb 2021, 00:41 last edited by@mik said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
Jon is right but only because he is 16
I always thought @jon-nyc was older than that. I guess he is just wise past his age. 5555
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@lufins-dad Seriously... do the research. Jon is right but only because he is 16. Next year he may not be what they call a Qualfying Child. You need to understand these things thoroughly.
wrote on 17 Feb 2021, 05:27 last edited by@mik said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@lufins-dad Seriously... do the research. Jon is right but only because he is 16. Next year he may not be what they call a Qualfying Child. You need to understand these things thoroughly.
Uhhhhmmm, 18...
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wrote on 17 Feb 2021, 12:34 last edited by
So, is Luke dependent on you and without you would he be homeless? #TNCRtaxadvice
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wrote on 17 Feb 2021, 12:40 last edited by
LD, we've got the same issue, as my son is 19 and working part-time for the first time.
I'll be plugging him into the tax software to see what happens, and checking online. Admittedly, my taxes are probably more straightforward than yours as I'm a regular 9-5'er.
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@mik said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@lufins-dad Seriously... do the research. Jon is right but only because he is 16. Next year he may not be what they call a Qualfying Child. You need to understand these things thoroughly.
Uhhhhmmm, 18...
wrote on 17 Feb 2021, 12:41 last edited by Mik@lufins-dad said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@mik said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@lufins-dad Seriously... do the research. Jon is right but only because he is 16. Next year he may not be what they call a Qualifying Child. You need to understand these things thoroughly.
Uhhhhmmm, 18...
When does he turn 19? In whatever year that is he will have to be a full time student up until age 24.
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@lufins-dad said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@mik said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@lufins-dad Seriously... do the research. Jon is right but only because he is 16. Next year he may not be what they call a Qualifying Child. You need to understand these things thoroughly.
Uhhhhmmm, 18...
When does he turn 19? In whatever year that is he will have to be a full time student up until age 24.
wrote on 17 Feb 2021, 12:44 last edited by@mik said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@lufins-dad said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@mik said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@lufins-dad Seriously... do the research. Jon is right but only because he is 16. Next year he may not be what they call a Qualifying Child. You need to understand these things thoroughly.
Uhhhhmmm, 18...
When does he turn 19? In whatever year that is he will have to be a full time student up until age 24.
Bugger.
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wrote on 17 Feb 2021, 13:09 last edited by
Oops looks like the laws changed
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@lufins-dad said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@mik said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@lufins-dad Seriously... do the research. Jon is right but only because he is 16. Next year he may not be what they call a Qualifying Child. You need to understand these things thoroughly.
Uhhhhmmm, 18...
When does he turn 19? In whatever year that is he will have to be a full time student up until age 24.
wrote on 17 Feb 2021, 13:58 last edited by@mik said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@lufins-dad said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@mik said in Save me some time with my Tax Prep?:
@lufins-dad Seriously... do the research. Jon is right but only because he is 16. Next year he may not be what they call a Qualifying Child. You need to understand these things thoroughly.
Uhhhhmmm, 18...
When does he turn 19? In whatever year that is he will have to be a full time student up until age 24.
Next year...My big question was really all about the “half the support”. That is a very nebulous benchmark.
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wrote on 17 Feb 2021, 14:01 last edited by
Do you charge him room and board? If not then his income is discretionary.