Solved: My 18 year old student daughter who lives at home, worked part time last year and made under $1500. I still list her as a dependent, correct?

My 18 year old student daughter who lives at home, worked part time last year and made under $1500. I still list her as a dependent, correct?

She also files taxes too, correct?

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Yes, you would list her as a dependent. She can file taxes in order receive any withholding but is not required to since it is not more than $6300.00. Be sure on her return she lists that someone else can claim her as a dependent.

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My 18 year old student daughter who lives at home, worked part time last year and made under $1500. I still list her as a dependent, correct?

My 18 year old student daughter who lives at home, worked part time last year and made under $1500. I still list her as a dependent, correct?

My 18 year old student daughter who lives at home, worked part time last year and made under $1500. I still list her as a dependent, correct?

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My 18 year old student daughter who lives at home, worked part time last year and made under $1500. I still list her as a dependent, correct?

My 18 year old student daughter who lives at home, worked part time last year and made under $1500. I still list her as a dependent, correct?

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