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In order to claim him as a dependent he would need to live with you for the entire year. He will need an ITIN or SSN to be claimed for the $500 Non Refundable Other Dependent Credit.
However, if you get married this year, he would not be considered a dependent at all. Your filing status would be Married Filing Jointly or Married filing separately. He will need a SSN or ITIN to file. It will be easiest to file if he gets a SSN before next years time to file if you are married.
At best, if your fiance lives with you for the ENTIRE year in 2023, you could possibly get a $500 credit for other dependents for claiming him. And that would be if he lives with you for all of the tax year and has less than $4400 of income of his own. In order to claim him on your tax return next year he would need either a SSN or ITIN. There is a place on the W-4 where you can say you will have an "other" dependent and that may affect your take home pay a little tiny bit.
Thoughts @pk ?
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