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Deductions & credits
If the emancipated rule means that he is not considered to live with either parent, then he can't be a qualifying child dependent. He can be a qualifying relative dependent of whichever parent pays more than half his living expenses, but only if his taxable income is less than $4300. If his taxable income is more than that amount, or if neither parent paid more than half his living expenses, then neither parent can claim him as a dependent.
‎April 20, 2021
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