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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

College Student w/ LLC filing for taxes
Can I still be claimed as a dependent on my parents taxes? How does this work?
Thanks in advance to anyone that answers!
- Kyle
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Kyle is a full time student under 24 years of age. My understanding is that as a qualifying relative with his full time student status and age, Kyle can be claimed as a dependent on his parents tax return regardless of his income.