No, you would only enter the parent's information on Form 8615. You do need to complete that form if the child was required to file a tax return, had more than $2,600 of unearned income in 2024, was under 18 or full-time student under age 24, and at least one of their parents were alive in 2024 and the child does not file a joint tax return for 2024.
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