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Can a taxpayer be claimed as a dependent if married filing separate?
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TSW
Level 3
05-04-2023
07:39 PM
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Can a taxpayer be claimed as a dependent if married filing separate? The mfs taxpayers spouse is claimed as a dependent but does not file a tax return.
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Just-Lisa-Now-
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05-04-2023
07:43 PM
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If you put that very first sentence into Google, you should get your answer.
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taxes96786
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05-04-2023
09:20 PM
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No. Why is spouse with income filing separate when mfj would be of more benefit.
Never. Why does spouse with income want to file MFS when MFJ is of more benefit? If MFS then spouse with no income doesn't file and is never a dependent
