John and Tara Smith are married and have lived in the same home for over $20$ years. John$$s uncle Tim, who is $64$ years old, has lived with the Smiths since March of this year. Tim is searching for employment but has been unable to find any full time employment$$his gross income for the year is $$10,000$ and used all the funds for his own support. The Smiths provided the rest of Tim$$s support by providing him with lodging valued at $$5,000$ and food valued at $$2,200.$ Are the Smiths able to claim Tim as a dependent?

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No$.$ The Smiths may not claim Tim as a dependent because he is not a qualifying relative because the Smiths did not provide more than half of Tim$$s support and because Tim$$s gross income is too high.

Yes, because Tim lived in Smiths$$ residence for more than six months and therefore meets the residency requirement of a Qualifying Relative.

Yes, because Tim is John$$s uncle and therefore meets the relationship requirement.

No$.$ The Smiths may not claim Tim as a dependent because he is over $62$ years old.