Retired And Working Full-Time With SS Income Tax Question

by Rhiannon Seiber
(Oliver Springs Tennessee)

Retired Income Tax Question

Retired Income Tax Question

I am 76 years old work full time and draw social security benefits.

How do I make sure I deduct correctly or how do I file?

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80 Yr Old Grandma

My grandmother is 80yrs old and living with my parents who claim her as a dependent. She is receiving a social security check, does she need to file income tax. Approximately $600 a month.

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New Born Baby to 18 Year Old at Home

by Mike
(Kenton, TN)

I have a daughter that has given birth one day before her 18th birthday in Dec. 09. She has never worked and got a W2. Can she file an income tax form for just herself and her baby. I know we can claim her and the baby on ours but she thinks she is better off and get help from the government.

Hello Mike,

Great question.

If your daughter and newborn are living with you and her earned income is less than $3,500.00 and you provide more than half of their support, then you can claim your daughter and her newborn as dependents on your tax return.

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Turning 18

by Rose
(Florida)

My daughter turned 18 and moved out in Nov. She gave birth in Dec. And filed single head of household with one dependent.
Can I claim her as my dependent for the 11 months she lived with me?

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