1-41 Head of Household. Indicate whether the taxpayer would be entitled to file using the head-of-household rate schedule. a. Y is divorced from her husband. She maintains a home in which she and her 10-year-old son live. Her ex-hushand pays child support to her that she uses to provide all of the support for the child. In addition. Y has relinquished her right to claim her son as a dependent to her former spouse. b. Cis divorced from his wife. He provides 75 percent of the support for his mother, who lives in a nursing home. His mother receives $5.000 of interest income annually. J's grandson, G. had a falling-out with his parents and moved in with him early this year. I did not mind because he had grown lonely since his wife died three years ago. G is 17 years old and earned $5.000 this year as a part-time grocery clerk, G's total support was $12.000. d. B's wife died four years ago and he has not remarried. Last year his 26-year old daughter, D. graduated from Arizona State University and moved to Hawaii with the intention of living there permanently. Unfortunately, D was unable to earn enough money to make ends meet and had to rely on checks from dad. B paid for D's own apartment and provided the majority of her support. M's wife died last year. This year he maintains a home for himself and his 25-yearold daughter, E, who is temporarily away from home while attending graduate school in a nearby city. While going to school, Erents an apartinent but then returns home during the summer and on holidays, M not only pays for all of the costs associated with his home but also the E's cost of living in the apartment. E earned $8,000) as it teaching assistant. Nevertheless, M provided the majority of E's support. F's husband died this year. She continues to provide a home for her two children, ages 6 and 8. 1-41 Head of Household. Indicate whether the taxpayer would be entitled to file using the head-of-household rate schedule. a. Y is divorced from her husband. She maintains a home in which she and her 10-year-old son live. Her ex-hushand pays child support to her that she uses to provide all of the support for the child. In addition. Y has relinquished her right to claim her son as a dependent to her former spouse. b. Cis divorced from his wife. He provides 75 percent of the support for his mother, who lives in a nursing home. His mother receives $5.000 of interest income annually. J's grandson, G. had a falling-out with his parents and moved in with him early this year. I did not mind because he had grown lonely since his wife died three years ago. G is 17 years old and earned $5.000 this year as a part-time grocery clerk, G's total support was $12.000. d. B's wife died four years ago and he has not remarried. Last year his 26-year old daughter, D. graduated from Arizona State University and moved to Hawaii with the intention of living there permanently. Unfortunately, D was unable to earn enough money to make ends meet and had to rely on checks from dad. B paid for D's own apartment and provided the majority of her support. M's wife died last year. This year he maintains a home for himself and his 25-yearold daughter, E, who is temporarily away from home while attending graduate school in a nearby city. While going to school, Erents an apartinent but then returns home during the summer and on holidays, M not only pays for all of the costs associated with his home but also the E's cost of living in the apartment. E earned $8,000) as it teaching assistant. Nevertheless, M provided the majority of E's support. F's husband died this year. She continues to provide a home for her two children, ages 6 and 8
