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You don't. You never enter your dependent's W-2's on your own return. If their income exceeds their filing threshold (or if they want a refund of withheld federal income tax), they must file their own returns. The 2018 federal filing threshold for a dependent's W-2 income is $12,000.* (State filing thresholds may be different.)
>>If your dependent files a tax return, make sure they indicate on it that someone else can claim them as a dependent.
*Filing thresholds may vary if your dependent has other types of income. For details, see Chart B on page 11 of this IRS reference: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1040gi.pdf
You don't. You never enter your dependent's W-2's on your own return. If their income exceeds their filing threshold (or if they want a refund of withheld federal income tax), they must file their own returns. The 2018 federal filing threshold for a dependent's W-2 income is $12,000.* (State filing thresholds may be different.)
>>If your dependent files a tax return, make sure they indicate on it that someone else can claim them as a dependent.
*Filing thresholds may vary if your dependent has other types of income. For details, see Chart B on page 11 of this IRS reference: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1040gi.pdf
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