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Вт, Мар 6, 2007 04:58pm MISHUTKA - 6276 d back

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Priver DRYZYA!
Y menya vot kakaya problema. V 2006 ya bil genat i genat do six por. Gena yshla obratno k svoim roditelam. v Avfuste 30/2006. Ee Papa yge navernoe postavil ee k sebe v Tax kak dependent hotya on ETOGO delat' ne moget tak kak ego do4en'ka zamygem. Ya zvoni v IRS i mne skazali chto ya mogy podat' JOINLY. No problema v tom CHTO MOYA KRASAVIZA RASPISIVATSYA NE HOCHET!!! Terayu $2000!!! Esli podam otdel'no sepparetly (poluchy $200). PLEASE HELP!!!
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Вт, Мар 6, 2007 05:00pm Дед Пихто - 6276 d back	↑↓
Вот сука. Извините Мишутка.

Вт, Мар 6, 2007 05:14pm Legal Advisor - 6276 d back	↑↓
esli ona nexochet raspisivatza, pochemy ti ee nazivaesh jenoi/wife? prosto zapichi ee kak dependent - sebya kak sponsor..... Esli ytebya estj xoroshi accountant on smojet tebe pomoch.

Вт, Мар 6, 2007 05:15pm Lionka - 6276 d back	↑↓
Eto tak strashno! Soboleznovanije....

Вт, Мар 6, 2007 05:29pm MISHYTKA - 6276 d back	↑↓
ONA ECHE MOYA GENA.. DOLGEN POLUCHIT" DOKUMENTI I PODPISAT" (SAM RAZVOD)

Вт, Мар 6, 2007 06:08pm zluka - 6276 d back	↑↓
А чё, больше никто расписаться не может? (шучу) Интересненько, а если e-fail, там же расписываться ненадо...

Ср, Мар 7, 2007 07:21am MISHYTKA - 6275 d back	↑↓
JOINTLY NELZYA POSLAT" PO E-FILE!!!!!!!!!!!

Ср, Мар 7, 2007 08:00am zluka - 6275 d back	↑↓
Да? Почему? И не кричи так

Ср, Мар 7, 2007 08:23am A - 6275 d back

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Мишутка тут два варианта:

1) Если у Вашей жены доход более $3,300 - то она не может быть Вашим dependent , а следовательно Вы не сможете указать ее как dependent. (Kakoj u nee dohod za god?)

2) Заполнение "Married Filing Jointly" - это дело добровольное, заставить жену заполнять "Married Filing Jointly", если она не хочет, Вы, к сожалению, не сможете.

Еще важно, когда Вы развелись? Если Вы были в браке до 30 декабря, а вот на 31 декабря ВЫ уже были в разводе, то Вы для налоговой - разведеный человек, и заполнять должны, как одиночка.

Ср, Мар 7, 2007 09:07am zluka - 6275 d back	↑↓
А, он же ещё не подписал документы на развод...

Ср, Мар 7, 2007 12:07pm MISHYTKA - 6275 d back	↑↓
PRAVIL'no ZLUKA! Ya eche ne RAZVEDEN. Eche dage bymagi ne poluchil chtob podpisat'... PODSKAGITE REBATA CHTO DELAT"???!!!! M

Ср, Мар 7, 2007 12:42pm гражданка - 6275 d back	↑↓
Ee Papa yge navernoe postavil ee k sebe v Tax kak dependent так наверное или поставил?

Ср, Мар 7, 2007 01:00pm Дед Пихто - 6275 d back	↑↓
А мне другое интересно, неужели кто то может записать к себе в депенденты человека состоящево в законном браке если записывающий не один из супругов?

Ср, Мар 7, 2007 01:09pm zluka - 6275 d back	↑↓
Деда, можна усё, пока IRS не придёт с audit.

Ср, Мар 7, 2007 01:53pm Дед Пихто - 6275 d back	↑↓
Ну дык и сделать им заподляну. Писать жену в депенданты, еси хлопнут, (а должны потамуша дабл сабмишен) предявить доказухи, папу штафуют, пацан в екстазе, всё ханки-дори.

Ср, Мар 7, 2007 01:58pm гражданка - 6275 d back	↑↓
а может жена файлала тексы сама по себе и сказала, что никто не может её клеймать как депендент. тогда вообще весело

Ср, Мар 7, 2007 02:04pm Дед Пихто - 6275 d back	↑↓
а как ваще нащёт пазванить и спросить?

Ср, Мар 7, 2007 02:27pm MISHUTKA - 6275 d back	↑↓
ONA MNE SKAZALA CHTO EE PAPA EE GE TAX I SDELAL. TAK REBATA MOGY LI YA EE K SEBE KAK DEPEMDANT POSTAVIT" I PAPE KRANTI ????

Ср, Мар 7, 2007 02:37pm гражданка - 6275 d back

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Joint Return Test
This test for dependent status refers to the tax return (if any) filed by the dependent, not your own tax return. In most cases, you can't claim a dependency exemption for any married person who files a joint return with his or her spouse.

There is an exception to this rule if both of the following are true:

Neither the dependent nor his or her spouse is required to file a tax return, but they file one merely to get a refund.
Neither the dependent nor his or her spouse would owe any tax if they filed separately rather than jointly.

Gross Income Test
This is another either/or test for dependent status. The dependent must either (a) be your child who is age 18 or younger, or age 23 or younger and a student, or (b) have gross income that is less than the amount of the dependency exemption for the year

Support Test
The final part of the test for dependent status requires that you provide more than half of the person's total support during the calendar year.

Relationship Test
A person automatically meets this test for dependent status if he or she is one of the following:

your child, grandchild, or great-grandchild (legally adopted children are treated as children; before legal adoption, a child is treated as your child if he or she was placed with you by an authorized agency and is a member of your household)
your stepchild (but not a step-grandchild)
your brother, sister, stepbrother, stepsister, half-brother, or half-sister
your parent, grandparent, or other direct ancestor (but not a foster parent)
your stepfather or stepmother (but not a step-grandparent)
your aunt, uncle, niece, or nephew by blood; that is, the brother or sister of your father or mother, or the child of your brother or sister; or
your father-in-law, mother-in-law, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, brother-in-law, or sister-in-law.
The person must bear the listed relationship to you or, on a joint return, to your spouse. You don't need to show that the person is related to the particular spouse who actually provided the financial support unless you are married filing separately.

Member of Household Test
If the individual is not a close relative under the IRS's definition, he or she can still meet the first test for dependent status by living with you for the entire year as a member of your household.

Temporary absences from the home will not cause you to fail this test, whether it's you or the dependent who's absent. Temporary absences may be due to illness, education, business, vacation, military service, or temporary placement in a nursing home. If a person died or was born during the year, but was a member of the household for the entire time he or she was alive during the year, the test was met.

Citizenship Test
This test for dependent status is met if the person is a U.S. citizen or resident alien, or is a resident of Canada or Mexico for at least part of the calendar year in which your tax year begins.

Children are usually considered to be citizens or residents of their parents' country. In most cases, children born of an American parent are considered to be U.S. citizens for dependency purposes, even if the other parent is a nonresident alien and the child does not live in the U.S., Mexico, or Canada.

Foreign exchange students placed in American homes for a temporary period are not considered U.S. residents, so they don't qualify for a dependency exemption.

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