Claiming on taxes?

Question

If the father of my child which we are living with wants to claim me on his tax returns does he have the right to do that? And if so the money he gets back from taxes shouldnt I get a portion of the money back that he claimed me on? He pays child support even though we live with him

Answer

Why do u think a portion should be yours? If he supported you than he has a right to claim you & keep all the money to himself because it was his money supporting you.

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If he supported you for at least 6months last year then he can claim you as a dependent, but no, you're not actually entitled to any of that money. It's legally his

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No but you should consider spending your child's tax money on him like for clothes and stuff but he doesn't get much for you you are just a dependant if he's the only one that work and provided it's his unless he chooses to give you some

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Most households that appear to be a defacto relationship would need to include you in them. If you have an income and paid tax and you're combinging your return, then yes, you should be entitled to some, however if you didn't pay any tax and your coming your return or you're doing your own seperate tax return, than he is entitled to the entire return, as he was the only one generating an income and paying tax on that particular return.

Claiming on taxes?

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