My husband is on ssi disability and doesnt file a tax return. can i list him as my dependent?

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No, you would list him as your spouse.

A spouse is not a dependent.

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A spouse is never a dependent. You just file a Joint return for the both of you. It should be better than claiming a dependent. If he get SSDI or a SSA-1099 form you need to enter it on your return.

TurboTax tells me my child doesn't meet the residency requirement, however, I am not exempt individual and she pass a substantial placement test. What shall I do?

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My husband is on ssi disability and doesnt file a tax return. can i list him as my dependent?

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