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I Am separated from your wife you have 3 kids .can my wifes boyfriend claim my kids when i am claiming them on my taxes?
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∙ 15y ago
Depends....if you supported the kids for more than 6 months during the year then no, he cannot. Well, he can, but he will get audited and have to prove support for the time in question. If you didn't support the kids for more than 6 months, then no, sorry you can't claim them, unless you can prove you are still supporting the kids. If this doesn't help, contact a local CPA and find out your options.
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 15y agoNO! If a parent is claiming them then the answer is NO. They can only be claimed 1 time each from what I have been told. ALSO...unless they are releated by marriage or birth or adoption they should not be claimed by a boyfriend anyway.
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