pollywog Asked March 2013
I assist my father financially & wanted to know if I could deduct this from my taxes?
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I do not claim him as a dependant, but I send my father 500.00 a month (he lives off of his social security and the money I send him). This is a significant portion of my income, is there any way that I can deduct this from my taxes?
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katdollbrink Mar 2013
I think he has to live with you. However, I did see something the other day about being able to claim this if you are paying his mortgage. 'Don't know if that is the case, but best of luck!
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alwayslearning Mar 2013
Why not claim his as a dependent? Look into that.
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