No. the qualifying child test or qualifying relative tests haven't changed. Since the IRS ITA tool mentions that $5200 is the income threshold for claiming qualifying relatives. This means it's analyzing tax information data for 2025. (It's $5050 in 2024).
If the ITA tool asked for your child's birthdate, they may be 24 or older in 2025. At this point, if your child made more than $5200, they wouldn't qualify as a qualifying relative for 2025.
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