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Can your daughter in the US Army claim you as a dependent on her taxes?
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∙ 16y ago
Only if you have no to little income and she helped support you full time for 6 months of the year or more. When I did taxes for Jackson Hewitt 3 years ago we were able to help out a family of 6. The 17 year old son made more money than his parents so he claimed head of household and claimed his parents and 2 siblings. It helped him so much that they went from $800 refund to $4,200!!!
As long as you qualify as a qualifying dependent...the source of her income makes no difference.
- Not a qualifying child test,
- Member of household or relationship test, (basically blood family always qualifies)
- Gross income test, (To meet this test, a person's gross income for the year must be less than $3,300). Gross income defined. Gross income is all income in the form of money, property, and services that is not exempt from tax.
- Support test. (To meet this test, you generally must provide more than half of a person's total support during the calendar year. However, if two or more persons provide support, but no one person provides more than half of a person's total support there are special calculations).
Age. Unlike a qualifying child, a qualifying relative can be any age. There is no age test for a qualifying relative.
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How do taxes benefit society?
Taxes pay for roads, schools, police, national parks, and the army.
You owe the Army can you make payments or will they take it when you file your taxes?
tax full form
Why are people required to pay taxes?
The government originally used taxes in order to pay for army debt in the Revolutionary Era. Taxes were supposed to be abolished at one point in history, but they stuck around to pay for schools, government programs, and public works programs.
Why did the king raise taxes?
many say it was because he was greedy but actually it was because he needed to get more equipment and army men to be in battles as he had lost most of the army in the wars against the french.
Who imposes taxes?
The government. They use the money to build highways, rail networks, schools, defense (army, navy, air force), etc.
Did Athenians pay taxes and serve in the army?
They were averse to paying taxes, and had to serve in their army when called out.
Who wants to give the taxes to the army?
Taxes & Death are part of life.
Can the army take your income taxes?
yes.
What were the taxes in the Revolutionary War times?
Well if by taxes you mean donations to the Colonist Army, then probably a few pounds per week. If you mean taxes for the British Army, then around 8 to 10 pounds.
How do taxes benefit society?
Taxes pay for roads, schools, police, national parks, and the army.
How does the government pay its employees or maintain an army?
Taxes
Did Taxes help the Roman army to be a strong army?
Yes - because, people were usually 'forced' into the army in those days. Bringing in taxes to pay for the army, meant the soldiers could actually be paid for enlisting. That increased moral and gave men an incentive to join.
What is the contractual obligation that the Army has to provide to assist its Soldiers and their family members with dependent members?
Family assistance is the contractual obligation the army has to provide for assisting its soldiers and their family members with dependent family members.
What is the contractual obligation that the army has to provide to assist its soldier and their family members with dependent family?
Family assistance is the contractual obligation the army has to provide for assisting its soldiers and their family members with dependent family members.
What is the contractual obligation that thr army has to provide to assist its soldiers and their family mermbers with dependent family members?
Family Assistance is the contractual obligation the army has to provide for assisting its soldiers and their family members with dependent family members.
Who funds US Army?
Anyone who pays federal taxes.
Who funds the salvation army?
The Salvation Army is NOT funded by taxes. The bulk of their funding comes from donations given by the general public, be it through direct donations, fundraising efforts, or legacies left in wills or trusts.
