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I'm the spouse. Husband is head of household. Now can't claim son
I said yes I could be claimed as a dependent because my husband always is head of household. But if I made more than him would I be head of household
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I'm the spouse. Husband is head of household. Now can't claim son
If you are married and live together with your son, file a joint return, say no one can claim you as a dependent, then claim your son. On the joint return, you will get credit for three exemptions: your husband, yourself, and your son. You are not a dependent but you get a personal exemption. If you don't live together, only the custodial parent can claim head of household (if they pay over half the household expense and if the non-custodial spouse didn't live there after June 30).
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