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    A child born on the last day of the year i.e. Dec. 31, 2018..can the unwed mother claim HOH , EIC and CTC as well ?

    crcacc
    Level 1
    The Husband would not take any credits
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    TaxGuyBill
    Level 15

    Yep (assuming she meets all of the other requirements).

    That is a great day to have a baby.  They make such a big deal about the "new year's baby", but all I think about is the lost tax benefits for the year.

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    TaxGuyBill
    Level 15

    Yep (assuming she meets all of the other requirements).

    That is a great day to have a baby.  They make such a big deal about the "new year's baby", but all I think about is the lost tax benefits for the year.

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    TaxGuyBill
    Level 15
    Just to clarify, you said "unwed mother" and "husband", which doesn't make sense.

    Did you mean "father", rather than "husband"?
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    garman22
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    Contradictory info there. I had to re-read. 

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    abctax55
    Level 15

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    HumanKind... Be Both
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