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My client's son is 18. He is a full time student. He is part of household, has same home address. He got W-2 form. He earned $870 for the entire year. Where do I input his W-2 form income. There is only option for main taxpayer or spouse
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He has to file his OWN return; it doesn't go on his parents return.
And since it sounds like you are new to professional tax preparation, make sure you don't forget to mark that he is being claimed by someone else.
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@abctax55 too kind 🙂
@arth-taxes Unless the kid has any withholdings that he wants back I wouldn't bother.
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I have my good moments... occasionally
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I appreciate your response. Thank you. If he got no withholding and income of just $870, is he still required to file his return?
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No withholding and income for entire year $870. So, you wouldn't file his return at all?
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@arth-taxes wrote:
No withholding and income for entire year $870. So, you wouldn't file his return at all?
Are you new to tax prep or a DYI'er?
Unless child has withholding and even then it would be a judgement call based on your fee......I would not file it.
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Ask Turbo Tax.