Comments on: How to I claim my daughter on my taxes if my ex-husband has already filed? http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/ Be smart, do your taxes on time! Fri, 06 Jul 2012 04:39:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: shelly http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/comment-page-1/#comment-4616 shelly Sun, 01 Aug 2010 05:30:18 +0000 http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/#comment-4616 I'm in the SAME situation..it sucks. When me and my ex got divorced, I was a full time student, so I didn't file any taxes. I let him claim her ONLY that first year with an 8332 form. But, now that i'm working this year, I found out after I e-filed and it got rejected that he claimed her again this year. First off, he can't do that, because he needs to attach a 8332 form to his tax return EVERY YEAR. And, that form HAS to be signed by the "Custodial" parent, which I didn't sign. He claims that because in our divorce under where his child support was figured out it says that the last year i filed (2002) stated that I didn't claim her that I can never claim her, and that gives him the right too...MORON!!! So, in return i'll file a paper copy of my taxes, they can figure out that i'm the one that gets to claim her, he'll owe money back and EVENTUALLY i'll get my tax return..I'm thinking your in the same boat..aren't men GREAT??? It's like one of the answers THEY ARE STEALING!!! www.irs.gov I’m in the SAME situation..it sucks. When me and my ex got divorced, I was a full time student, so I didn’t file any taxes. I let him claim her ONLY that first year with an 8332 form. But, now that i’m working this year, I found out after I e-filed and it got rejected that he claimed her again this year. First off, he can’t do that, because he needs to attach a 8332 form to his tax return EVERY YEAR. And, that form HAS to be signed by the “Custodial” parent, which I didn’t sign. He claims that because in our divorce under where his child support was figured out it says that the last year i filed (2002) stated that I didn’t claim her that I can never claim her, and that gives him the right too…MORON!!! So, in return i’ll file a paper copy of my taxes, they can figure out that i’m the one that gets to claim her, he’ll owe money back and EVENTUALLY i’ll get my tax return..I’m thinking your in the same boat..aren’t men GREAT??? It’s like one of the answers THEY ARE STEALING!!!

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]]> By: tenbluetoes http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/comment-page-1/#comment-4585 tenbluetoes Sat, 31 Jul 2010 18:32:25 +0000 http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/#comment-4585 What is your custody arrangement?? Who is "primary"? Usually, the parent who is the primary is the one who claims the dependent (unless otherwise stated in the decree). If the non-custodial parent wants to claim the dependent, they have to have a specific IRS form signed by the custodial parent. Go to the IRS website and read about it... www.irs.gov What is your custody arrangement?? Who is “primary”? Usually, the parent who is the primary is the one who claims the dependent (unless otherwise stated in the decree). If the non-custodial parent wants to claim the dependent, they have to have a specific IRS form signed by the custodial parent. Go to the IRS website and read about it…

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]]> By: my3sons http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/comment-page-1/#comment-4554 my3sons Sat, 31 Jul 2010 07:32:22 +0000 http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/#comment-4554 My ex did the same thing. I have primary custody of our sons. Although I am allowed to claim them every year because they are in my physical custody (the majority of the time), he continues to try to claim them every year...and he ends up having to file an amended return or just pay back the difference. I don't know why he continues to do this when he knows what the result will be. I suppose because he's an idiot. :) http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq-kw115.html My ex did the same thing. I have primary custody of our sons. Although I am allowed to claim them every year because they are in my physical custody (the majority of the time), he continues to try to claim them every year…and he ends up having to file an amended return or just pay back the difference. I don’t know why he continues to do this when he knows what the result will be. I suppose because he’s an idiot. :)

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]]> By: bostonianinmo http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/comment-page-1/#comment-4528 bostonianinmo Fri, 30 Jul 2010 20:29:57 +0000 http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/#comment-4528 Since your decree is silent on the issue, you get the exemption assuming that your daughter lived with you for the longer period during the year. If your ex already filed his return and improperly claimed her, you will have to file a paper return. The IRS will then investigate the issue and award the exemption to the proper party. Most likely this will be you. They'll then process your return with the exemption that you are entitled to. Your ex will be billed for any tax that he owes because of the improper exemption claim that he made. http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq-kw115.html Since your decree is silent on the issue, you get the exemption assuming that your daughter lived with you for the longer period during the year.

If your ex already filed his return and improperly claimed her, you will have to file a paper return. The IRS will then investigate the issue and award the exemption to the proper party. Most likely this will be you. They’ll then process your return with the exemption that you are entitled to. Your ex will be billed for any tax that he owes because of the improper exemption claim that he made.

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]]> By: dylancv62 http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/comment-page-1/#comment-4505 dylancv62 Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:30:50 +0000 http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/#comment-4505 If the decree states that it's alternate claiming of her and it is your "year", you need to talk to your lawyer since he isn't returning your calls. He has violated a court order and is basically "stealing" from you. Have your attorney get in touch with him, maybe it will scare him and he'll hand over the return to you, or possibly retract his taxes and let you claim her. http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq-kw115.html If the decree states that it’s alternate claiming of her and it is your “year”, you need to talk to your lawyer since he isn’t returning your calls. He has violated a court order and is basically “stealing” from you. Have your attorney get in touch with him, maybe it will scare him and he’ll hand over the return to you, or possibly retract his taxes and let you claim her.

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]]> By: physandchemteach http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/comment-page-1/#comment-4480 physandchemteach Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:29:52 +0000 http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/#comment-4480 I am in the same situation. My ex keeps claiming my son, even though it is supposed to be my turn in the odd years. I have to talk to my lawyer and he files a "contempt of court" complaint. It then goes to the judge who signs off on it and a lien is placed on his federal tax return. The taxes are amended and the deducted amount is given to me. http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq-kw115.html I am in the same situation. My ex keeps claiming my son, even though it is supposed to be my turn in the odd years. I have to talk to my lawyer and he files a “contempt of court” complaint. It then goes to the judge who signs off on it and a lien is placed on his federal tax return. The taxes are amended and the deducted amount is given to me.

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]]> By: Judy http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/comment-page-1/#comment-4449 Judy Thu, 29 Jul 2010 09:32:12 +0000 http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/#comment-4449 Mail your return. As long as you have documentation that you were supposed to get the exemption, you'll get it eventually. Good luck. http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq-kw115.html Mail your return. As long as you have documentation that you were supposed to get the exemption, you’ll get it eventually.

Good luck.

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]]> By: allansc2005 http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/comment-page-1/#comment-4402 allansc2005 Wed, 28 Jul 2010 21:29:17 +0000 http://netclubusa.net/state-tax-return/how-to-i-claim-my-daughter-on-my-taxes-if-my-ex-husband-has-already-filed/#comment-4402 Call the family court judge http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq-kw115.html Call the family court judge

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