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JHOG
Level 1
03-27-2023
11:46 AM
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IS A 20 YEAR OLD COLLEGE STUDENT WHO RECEIVES AN IRA DISTRIBUTION FROM A DECEASED UNCLE SUBJECT TO THE KIDDIE TAX?
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TaxGuyBill
Level 15
03-27-2023
03:43 PM
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@pamdory wrote:
so if the student is claimed as a dependent of their parents there may be Kiddie tax to be reported.
The 'kid' may be subject to Kiddie Tax even if parents are not able to claim him as a dependent.
