Richard and Petra are married and wish to file a joint return. Their SSNs are valid for work in the U.S. and were received before the original filing due date of the return (including extensions). They are both U.S. citizens. No one may claim either of them as a dependent. They did not provide their drivers licenses or state identifications. Petra does not wish to designate $3 to the Presidential Election Campaign Fund, but Richard does. They are not blind or disabled. Neither is a student. They suffered no casualty losses during the year.

The Nelsons do not have authority over a foreign account, and they did not receive a distribution from, nor were they grantors of or transferors to, a foreign trust. They have not received a notice from the IRS or any state or local taxing authority within the last year. The IRS has not issued an Identity Protection ID Number for either of them.

Household Information

Determine which of the following individuals, if any, qualify to be claimed as a dependent.

Dependent name:	Suzanne Nelson
Dependent SSN:	749-01-0305
Dependent DOB:	November 18, 2003
Dependent relationship:	Daughter
Time in the household:	12 months
Gross income:	$0
Support:	Does not provide over half of her own support
Health care coverage:	12 months through parent's employer
Dependent name:	Christopher Nelson
Dependent SSN:	749-01-0405
Dependent DOB:	January 14, 1997
Dependent relationship:	Son
Time in the household:	12 months
Gross income:	$5,450
Support:	Parents provide over half of his support
Health care coverage:	12 months through parent's employer

Suzanne and Christopher lived with their parents all year. Suzanne does not have any income. Christopher is a full-time college student with a full-ride scholarship. He earned $5,450 at a part-time job in 2018. Neither child is disabled or married. Neither child is the qualifying child of anyone else. Both Suzanne and Christopher are U.S. citizens with SSNs valid for work in the U.S., which were received before the original filing due date of the return (including extensions). Richard and Petra brought their rental lease agreement and Suzannes school records into the tax office.

Information Documents

Richard and Petra brought in two Forms W-2, Form 1095-B, and Form 1095-C. They had no other income in 2018.

Richard and Petra are married and wish to file a joint return. Their SSNs are valid for work in the U.S. and were received before the original filing due date of the return (including extensions). They are both U.S. citizens. No one may claim either of them as a dependent. They did not provide their drivers licenses or state identifications. Petra does not wish to designate $3 to the Presidential Election Campaign Fund, but Richard does. They are not blind or disabled. Neither is a student. They suffered no casualty losses during the year.

The Nelsons do not have authority over a foreign account, and they did not receive a distribution from, nor were they grantors of or transferors to, a foreign trust. They have not received a notice from the IRS or any state or local taxing authority within the last year. The IRS has not issued an Identity Protection ID Number for either of them.

Household Information

Determine which of the following individuals, if any, qualify to be claimed as a dependent.

Dependent name:	Suzanne Nelson
Dependent SSN:	749-01-0305
Dependent DOB:	November 18, 2003
Dependent relationship:	Daughter
Time in the household:	12 months
Gross income:	$0
Support:	Does not provide over half of her own support
Health care coverage:	12 months through parent's employer
Dependent name:	Christopher Nelson
Dependent SSN:	749-01-0405
Dependent DOB:	January 14, 1997
Dependent relationship:	Son
Time in the household:	12 months
Gross income:	$5,450
Support:	Parents provide over half of his support
Health care coverage:	12 months through parent's employer

Suzanne and Christopher lived with their parents all year. Suzanne does not have any income. Christopher is a full-time college student with a full-ride scholarship. He earned $5,450 at a part-time job in 2018. Neither child is disabled or married. Neither child is the qualifying child of anyone else. Both Suzanne and Christopher are U.S. citizens with SSNs valid for work in the U.S., which were received before the original filing due date of the return (including extensions). Richard and Petra brought their rental lease agreement and Suzannes school records into the tax office.

Information Documents

Richard and Petra brought in two Forms W-2, Form 1095-B, and Form 1095-C. They had no other income in 2018.

Richard and Petra are married and wish to file a joint return. Their SSNs are valid for work in the U.S. and were received before the original filing due date of the return (including extensions). They are both U.S. citizens. No one may claim either of them as a dependent. They did not provide their drivers licenses or state identifications. Petra does not wish to designate $3 to the Presidential Election Campaign Fund, but Richard does. They are not blind or disabled. Neither is a student. They suffered no casualty losses during the year.

The Nelsons do not have authority over a foreign account, and they did not receive a distribution from, nor were they grantors of or transferors to, a foreign trust. They have not received a notice from the IRS or any state or local taxing authority within the last year. The IRS has not issued an Identity Protection ID Number for either of them.

Household Information

Determine which of the following individuals, if any, qualify to be claimed as a dependent.

Dependent name:	Suzanne Nelson
Dependent SSN:	749-01-0305
Dependent DOB:	November 18, 2003
Dependent relationship:	Daughter
Time in the household:	12 months
Gross income:	$0
Support:	Does not provide over half of her own support
Health care coverage:	12 months through parent's employer
Dependent name:	Christopher Nelson
Dependent SSN:	749-01-0405
Dependent DOB:	January 14, 1997
Dependent relationship:	Son
Time in the household:	12 months
Gross income:	$5,450
Support:	Parents provide over half of his support
Health care coverage:	12 months through parent's employer

Suzanne and Christopher lived with their parents all year. Suzanne does not have any income. Christopher is a full-time college student with a full-ride scholarship. He earned $5,450 at a part-time job in 2018. Neither child is disabled or married. Neither child is the qualifying child of anyone else. Both Suzanne and Christopher are U.S. citizens with SSNs valid for work in the U.S., which were received before the original filing due date of the return (including extensions). Richard and Petra brought their rental lease agreement and Suzannes school records into the tax office.

Information Documents

Richard and Petra brought in two Forms W-2, Form 1095-B, and Form 1095-C. They had no other income in 2018.

Richard and Petra are married and wish to file a joint return. Their SSNs are valid for work in the U.S. and were received before the original filing due date of the return (including extensions). They are both U.S. citizens. No one may claim either of them as a dependent. They did not provide their drivers licenses or state identifications. Petra does not wish to designate $3 to the Presidential Election Campaign Fund, but Richard does. They are not blind or disabled. Neither is a student. They suffered no casualty losses during the year.

The Nelsons do not have authority over a foreign account, and they did not receive a distribution from, nor were they grantors of or transferors to, a foreign trust. They have not received a notice from the IRS or any state or local taxing authority within the last year. The IRS has not issued an Identity Protection ID Number for either of them.

Household Information

Determine which of the following individuals, if any, qualify to be claimed as a dependent.

Dependent name:	Suzanne Nelson
Dependent SSN:	749-01-0305
Dependent DOB:	November 18, 2003
Dependent relationship:	Daughter
Time in the household:	12 months
Gross income:	$0
Support:	Does not provide over half of her own support
Health care coverage:	12 months through parent's employer
Dependent name:	Christopher Nelson
Dependent SSN:	749-01-0405
Dependent DOB:	January 14, 1997
Dependent relationship:	Son
Time in the household:	12 months
Gross income:	$5,450
Support:	Parents provide over half of his support
Health care coverage:	12 months through parent's employer

Suzanne and Christopher lived with their parents all year. Suzanne does not have any income. Christopher is a full-time college student with a full-ride scholarship. He earned $5,450 at a part-time job in 2018. Neither child is disabled or married. Neither child is the qualifying child of anyone else. Both Suzanne and Christopher are U.S. citizens with SSNs valid for work in the U.S., which were received before the original filing due date of the return (including extensions). Richard and Petra brought their rental lease agreement and Suzannes school records into the tax office.

Information Documents

Richard and Petra brought in two Forms W-2, Form 1095-B, and Form 1095-C. They had no other income in 2018.