This page provides answers to the most common tax questions we receive. All answers are provided by Debt.com’s resident tax expert, Jacob Dayan. If you still have questions, head over to our Ask the Expert section to get the answer you need.
Please note: If you’re having trouble with your taxes, almost every situation is unique. So, you need to consult with certified tax professional individually to make sure you’re taking the right steps for the circumstances you’re in.
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Q:Which parent can claim a child on their taxes?
If both parents attempt to claim a child on their individual tax returns, the IRS will ask for proof from both parents to see which one meets the 51 percent requirement. Whichever parent can provide that proof will receive the tax benefits.
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Article last modified on July 23, 2020. Published by Debt.com, LLC