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Old 01-20-2012, 11:32 PM
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Gross Annual Income and Claiming Children

According to my GF's divorce decree, she cannot claim her children on her taxes unless her gross annual income equals or exceeds $22,000. We plan to get married, will my income then come into play towards that figure?

(Divorce State = Texas / Now living in Arizona)

Also, if we stay unmarried, and she and the kids live with me for the entire year, and she stays unemployed, I know I can claim them, but how will it work for the children, if the bio father is claiming them?

Thank you for any assistance



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