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Old Jan 9, 2007, 12:48 PM
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Child turning 25

I have a child turning 25 in April 2007, she is a full time student and lives at home. I know that insurance can only cover until she turns 25. I heard that once she turns 25 I cannot claim her as a dependent any longer as well. So, if I keep her on my insurance until she turns 25 in april am I able to claim that next year on my taxes? I am confused about how this works. Any help would be very appreciated!!

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Ashley

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Ashley:

You can claim your child until you die if you provide over half of her support AND she makes less than $3,300 (for 2006).

However, once her taxable income exceeds $3,300, then you can no longer claim her as a dependent on your tax return, because, at age 25, the student exception no longer applies.
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