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Student making over $4,400
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sharpcougar
Level 3
03-29-2023
09:32 AM
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Morning - parents with a 2 children in college. Both children are full time students and under 24 and live at home. One of the children made $8,400 as a wage earner. Does he qualify as a dependent?
I looked at publication 17 and it looks like he doesn't but would like to confirm.
Thanks.
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Just-Lisa-Now-
Level 15
03-29-2023
09:40 AM
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Full time students age 19-23 do not have the income limitation to be a dependent.
As long as they dont pay for more than 50% of their own support, they can still be claimed as a dependent.
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