Solved: My 12 year old grandson left on June 27,2017. Who gets to claim him?

My 12 year old grandson left on June 27,2017. Who gets to claim him?

So if i put 6 months, then that would mean I would have to put the other person supported more then half of his support right? (because she's had him 9 more days then I did)

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The other person gets to claim him, since he lived there more than half the year.

You do not put him on your return at all.

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The other person gets to claim him, since he lived there more than half the year.

You do not put him on your return at all.

I purchased solar panels last year on a lease agreement. For the State it allows me total cost plus how much I paid last year. Federal does not. What do I put for federal

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