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If you are the custodial parent (the parent with whom the child lived for more than half the year), the child is a "qualifying person" for your Dependent Care FSA even if the non-custodial parent claims them as a dependent.
@flagflingr more information please.
why do you claim one child and why do you not claim the other? are you the custodial parent of both children, i.e. do they both live with you? how old are they?
is this a DCFSA? (depedenant care FSA) You can only claim expenses for a dependent.
If you are the custodial parent (the parent with whom the child lived for more than half the year), the child is a "qualifying person" for your Dependent Care FSA even if the non-custodial parent claims them as a dependent.
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