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I am widowed NOT remarried, I have a dependent daughter. Why am I getting questions about an agreement with another parent?

There is no other parent
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I am widowed NOT remarried, I have a dependent daughter. Why am I getting questions about an agreement with another parent?

You can just say NO to that question.  The question is directed at divorced or never married parents who share custody.  Answer NO and move forward in the software.

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I am widowed NOT remarried, I have a dependent daughter. Why am I getting questions about an agreement with another parent?

@swatsup Just making sure---you are widowed with a dependent child.  For the year that your spouse passed, you can file a joint return.  When you have a dependent child, you can file as Widowed for the next two years after that, and you will still get the same standard deduction as you would have received on a joint return.  After that you would need to file Single --or with a dependent, Head of Household.

**Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to offer the most correct information possible. The poster disclaims any legal responsibility for the accuracy of the information that is contained in this post.**
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