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If you are filing a joint return with your spouse, neither you nor your spouse are considered “dependents” on the return.
You will still see a total of 3 exemptions on your return – one for you, one for your spouse, and one for your dependent.
To verify this for yourself, take a look at your Tax Summary or your Form 1040. Each exemption is $4050, so the total exemption amount for 3 would be $12,150.
In order to preview your Form 1040, use the following steps while you are working in your tax return:
If you are filing a joint return with your spouse, neither you nor your spouse are considered “dependents” on the return.
You will still see a total of 3 exemptions on your return – one for you, one for your spouse, and one for your dependent.
To verify this for yourself, take a look at your Tax Summary or your Form 1040. Each exemption is $4050, so the total exemption amount for 3 would be $12,150.
In order to preview your Form 1040, use the following steps while you are working in your tax return:
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