Posted by: logan April 20, 2023
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One person who got married in Nepal, filed married filing jointly after getting ITIN.
Be clear on income , spouse do not need to earned income. Whether s/he is in us or Nepal.
If someone is getting earned income credit there are few things must meet and those children never been to USA got earned income credit mean the tax filer has lied. After 2005 or 2006 irs has changed the rules who can claim the children as they're dependent and other benefits .I have seen people sharing children and able to file as head of household and earned income credit.
I am wondering how some one got earned income credit while their children has not stepped and lived on US soil. I can not comment on it.
If someone want to follow the IRS rule, student has to use 1040 NR, most of us has and had used 1040.
Be clear on income , spouse do not need to earned income. Whether s/he is in us or Nepal.
If someone is getting earned income credit there are few things must meet and those children never been to USA got earned income credit mean the tax filer has lied. After 2005 or 2006 irs has changed the rules who can claim the children as they're dependent and other benefits .I have seen people sharing children and able to file as head of household and earned income credit.
I am wondering how some one got earned income credit while their children has not stepped and lived on US soil. I can not comment on it.
If someone want to follow the IRS rule, student has to use 1040 NR, most of us has and had used 1040.
IRS rule says earned income tax credit is NOT allowed to ITIN holders.
Now I am curious about the person who got EITC while hi/her child was never been to us.
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