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I have a dependent that's 15 that received 11,000 social security from fathers death. how do I claim that

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You do not report a dependent's Social Security benefits on your tax return. If the dependent has no other income they do not report the benefits received on a tax return.

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You do not report a dependent's Social Security benefits on your tax return. If the dependent has no other income they do not report the benefits received on a tax return.

My mother's sole source of income is Social Security and SSI, about $10,000/year. Does that still disqualify her from being my dependent?

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I have a dependent that's 15 that received 11,000 social security from fathers death. how do I claim that

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