My 19 yr old attends jr college part-time & worked part-time making over $4800-I pay all her expenses (medical, room, food, car, ins,etc). Can I claim her as a dependent?

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If she was 19 in 2016, not a full time student and made over $4,050, you can not claim her. The amount of support that you provided does not matter. The income limit matters.

If I am a dependent on my parents plan and they are filing the 1095-A form that includes my expenses do I still need to submit a 1095-A form when I file by myself?

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My 19 yr old attends jr college part-time & worked part-time making over $4800-I pay all her expenses (medical, room, food, car, ins,etc). Can I claim her as a dependent?

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My 19 yr old attends jr college part-time & worked part-time making over $4800-I pay all her expenses (medical, room, food, car, ins,etc). Can I claim her as a dependent?

My 19 yr old attends jr college part-time & worked part-time making over $4800-I pay all her expenses (medical, room, food, car, ins,etc). Can I claim her as a dependent?