claming on tax return

katandkenn · Jan 10, 2006

Virginia
I live with my boyfriend for the last 3 yrs and dont work .. but he hasnt calmed me on his tax return i was reading somewhere that he could
but im not certain .. can anyone help thanks katandkenn

Ohiogal · Jan 10, 2006

katandkenn said:
Virginia
I live with my boyfriend for the last 3 yrs and dont work .. but he hasnt calmed me on his tax return i was reading somewhere that he could
but im not certain .. can anyone help thanks katandkenn

Ummm... I am thinking not. For the very reason that nowadays long time domestic partners can't claim each other. YOu are not a dependent or infirm so he can't claim you as a dependent. Of course a tax professional might say I am totally wrong but I am going with no.

LdiJ · Jan 10, 2006

Ohiogal said:
Ummm... I am thinking not. For the very reason that nowadays long time domestic partners can't claim each other. YOu are not a dependent or infirm so he can't claim you as a dependent. Of course a tax professional might say I am totally wrong but I am going with no.

You are totally wrong. Because she has lived with him all year and because she has no income, he may claim her as a dependent.

Snipes5 · Jan 10, 2006

Those are however, remarkably similar to Canadian rules. However, since this is the US, LdiJ is correct, you are completely wrong.

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