Relationship and age
Relationship and age
The relationship to you, age, and other facts may matter when determining which dependent-related rules apply.
- Child or qualifying relative
- Age and student status
- Identification documents
Dependents can change the questions your return needs to answer.
Whether you are claiming a child, supporting another family member, or sorting through a complicated household situation, organized facts help create a more accurate return.
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Questions to organize before filing
Bring the facts. We will help organize the questions.
A careful review starts with the real circumstances of the household. We explain what documentation may be relevant and help you avoid relying on assumptions.
Home and support
Home and support
Living arrangements and support are important parts of the overall picture.
- Where the person lived
- Who provided support
- School or care arrangements
Multiple-claim questions
Multiple-claim questions
If another person may claim the same child or dependent, bring the relevant facts to the consultation.
- Prior-year return
- Custody or household context
- Questions before filing
What to do next
Gather the records you have, write down what changed during the year, and bring your questions to a consultation. Do not send Social Security numbers or tax documents through this website.
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