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Hi My kid received Taxable Grand on his 1099G. is this income considered unearned income? and does he need to file 8615? thanks

Alumni - Intuit

Yes, a taxable grant reported on a 1099-G for a child is generally considered to be unearned income. If his total unearned income is more than $2,700 he will be required to file a tax return and attach a Form 8615 (Kiddie Tax) to calculate the tax at your higher tax rate.

What's the Kiddie Tax?

What is IRS Form 8615: Tax for Certain Children Who Have Unearned Income

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zymppAuthor

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thanks.