My child is 20, lived with me all 12 months and paid nothing for their living expenses. They did file their own taxes. Can I claim them as an "other dependent"?

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Was your 20 year old a full-time student? If not, then your child cannot be claimed if he had over $4200 of income in 2019.

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My child is 20, lived with me all 12 months and paid nothing for their living expenses. They did file their own taxes. Can I claim them as an "other dependent"?

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