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Barbarasimboli1 Asked January 2014
Can I be claimed as a dependent by my daughter?
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Can I (mom-72) be claimed as a dependent by my Daughter?. She pays everything, but I earn money / p/t job plus SS, and a small pension. I earn $8000 p/t job and $1844 pension. Can she claim me as a dependent? Does she include my earnings on her taxes, or do I file taxes but can't claim myself???
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pamstegma Jan 2014
You probably can be her dependent if she paid more than half your support. Talk it over with a tax prep company in your area. See IRS pub 929 regarding dependents.
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