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HOW TO DO SHARED POLICY PERCENTAGES?

Could someone please clarify if this would be correct?  Below is an example about what I am talking about.

 

ie:  Parent Form

 

80p.JPG

 

Child's Form:

20p.JPG

 

Does each box from the Parent/Child need to equal 100%?  Or do certain boxes on both returns need to be 100%?

 

 

 

 

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HOW TO DO SHARED POLICY PERCENTAGES?

For each category the total % between the 2 returns must be 100% ... your screenshot shows a correct combination. Play with the combinations on both returns to see what gets the best results for everyone combined.  It is possible for one return to take 100% and the other 0%.

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ColeenD3
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HOW TO DO SHARED POLICY PERCENTAGES?

Yes. It is up to you how you want to prorate, as long as each adds up to 100%.

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Anonymous
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HOW TO DO SHARED POLICY PERCENTAGES?

is the child filing his/her own tax return? 

HOW TO DO SHARED POLICY PERCENTAGES?

Yes, they are filing their own tax return.

HOW TO DO SHARED POLICY PERCENTAGES?

For each category the total % between the 2 returns must be 100% ... your screenshot shows a correct combination. Play with the combinations on both returns to see what gets the best results for everyone combined.  It is possible for one return to take 100% and the other 0%.

HOW TO DO SHARED POLICY PERCENTAGES?

So for example could you do this:

 

Mine:  80   80   70

 

Child: 20  20  30

 

Would this be acceptable?

ColeenD3
Expert Alumni

HOW TO DO SHARED POLICY PERCENTAGES?

Yes. It is up to you how you want to prorate, as long as each adds up to 100%.

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