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See what's trending for the November 15th deadline (Form 990) and resources for the upcoming tax season. Lacerte | ProConnect | ProSeries
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- Can dad claim CTC or OTD Credits for his US Citizen child residing the entire year with his mom in Mexico?
Can dad claim CTC or OTD Credits for his US Citizen child residing the entire year with his mom in Mexico?
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PALMAS
Level 1
04-02-2024
03:56 PM
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Dad (SINGLE/UNMARRIED) lives in California and has an ITIN. Child is a US Citizen, 2 years old living with his mom in Mexico for the entire year. He has supported more than half of the child's support. Can he claim him as a dependent and/or Child Tax Credit, and/or Other Dependent Credit? If so, do he needs a form 8332 filled by mom? But, she doesn't have a Social nor ITIN. I am confused because credit says, child must have lived with taxpayer for over half a year.
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qbteachmt
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04-02-2024
06:33 PM
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You're going to want to bookmark this:
IRS wizard for filing status, dependency, credits, etc. Go through the interviews that apply.
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Terry53029
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04-03-2024
08:42 AM
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You already ask here. https://accountants.intuit.com/community/proseries-tax-discussions/discussion/qualifying-dependent/0...
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