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See what's trending for the November 15th deadline (Form 990) and resources for the upcoming tax season. View ProSeries Hot Topics.
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bheizer
Level 4
03-12-2021
08:44 AM
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Not sure what to report.....have a client that claimed two dependents in 2019....one was 17 and the other 15....they received $3400 for the first stimulus....my understanding....they shouldn't have received but $2900 since the one dependent was 17.
For 2020 the now 18 year old is claiming himself because he is working full time and wasn't in school during 2020.....when proseries ask how much stimulus payment he received should I put zero or the $600 that his parents received for him?
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IRonMaN
Level 15
03-12-2021
08:46 AM
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You enter what was actually received and let the chips fall were they may.
Slava Ukraini!
dkh
Level 15
03-12-2021
09:41 AM
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Zero the 18yr old didn't receive it the parent did
