Reference no: EM133126946
Question -
Q1. Jack and Jill supported their 18-year-old daughter, Judy, and she lived with Jack and Jill all year while her spouse was in the Armed Forces. The daughter's spouse earned $35,000 for the year and the couple files a joint return. Can their daughter be considered Jack and Jill's qualifying child or relative?
Q2. Jack and Jill have a 13-year-old son, Jeremy, who lived with Jack's mother for 3 months, with Jill's mother for 4 months, and finally with Jack and Jill for 5 months during the year. Can Jeremy be considered Jack and Jill's qualifying child or relative?
Q3. Jack and Jill's 16-year-old son, Jim, lives with them for the tax year. He has a part-time job and earned $3,000. Can Jim be considered Jack and Jill's qualifying child or relative?
Q4. Jack and Jill have a 30 years old son, Jared, who lives with them for the tax year, He is unemployed so they provide 100% of his support. Can Jared be considered Jack and Jill's qualifying child or relative?