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Glenn, Thanks for your question. No, you cannot claim her as a dependent, primarily because she is not a U. S. resident or citizen. Additionally, she must live in your household for at least half
John, Thanks for your question. If the W-2 shows wages in Box 1, that is considered earned income and qualifies you for an IRA up to the statutory limits for IRA's but not greater than your earned
Kim: I am assuming that you and he files a joint return. I am also assuming that the credit card company gives you a 1099 for you to count as income the balance that they write off. Personally I do
Hi Dave, This really depends on if this is to be a real joint venture. From what it sounds like you are more of a sales rep/agent then partner. It sounds like the school already exists, has teachers
You would have been eligible for unemployment benefits. There is a waiting week and this would have been your waiting week so if you were to be off again in 2010 than you would draw an unemployment check

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