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@joemadre327 wrote:
I meet all these requirements. However, my mother still works and earns more than $4300 per year. Without me, she would be homeless as she cannot afford to live on her own. Yet, I'm being told that I cannot claim her because of her income.
Help please.
Joe
Sorry, the Internal Revenue Code of the United States is specific. Under the Qualifying Relative rules if their gross income in 2020 is $4,300 or more they cannot be claimed as a dependent.
So what would they claim as if they are unmarried?
@Peachymama96 This is a very old thread with multiple posts from a lot of different people. Please ask a clear question that explains the details about the specific situation you need to know about.
If you can not claim someone as a dependent because they made over 4,300 income and they are not a full time student then they will file their own return as Single.
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