My mother pays me $2,400 a month for room and board and I am her full time caregiver. Do I have to claim this on my taxes?

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My mother pays me $2,400 a month for room and board and I am her full time caregiver. Do I have to claim this on my taxes?

My 85 year old disabled mother lives with me, I am her caretaker, she pays me room and board of 2400. per month, do I have to claim this?

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I'd see a CPA for this, or a tax attorney.

You'd have to go with what the government allows, and that will depend on the cost of care in your area. I strongly suggest an expert for this year's taxes.
Carol

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