Solved: Can the head of the household claim their significant other that has little income if they supported that person?

Can the head of the household claim their significant other that has little income if they supported that person?

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To file as HOH you have to have a qualifying child. Your SO can be your deduction if that person lived with you all year,you provided more than half of his/her support and he/she earned less than $4,050.

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Will my refund be garnished if my husband owes back child support; but I qualify for head of household & cover all of home expenses? Only his name & SSN on my return.

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