My parents live with me full time and their income is social security of $29,145.60 combined and interest income of $3128.39. Do they qualify as dependents?

I'm unclear of how the $4,700 max income rule works to decide if they do not qualify as dependents. Does this figure exclude their benefits? Is it individually for each parent?

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My parents live with me full time and their income is social security of $29,145.60 combined and interest income of $3128.39. Do they qualify as dependents?

The 4700 does not include SS. Not dependents because of the support test unless you pay more than 60K to support them.

See this info

https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tips/family/steps-to-claiming-an-elderly-parent-as-a-dependent/L34je...

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