Taxpayer Information a. Aidan supports his cousin Meredith, who does not live with him. Meredith has no income and is single. b. Bruce and Annie are filing a joint return. Bruce provided over one-half of his father's support. The father received Social Security benefits of $6,300 and taxable interest income of $400 (the Social Security benefits are wholly tax-exempt in this situation). The father is single and does not live with them. c. Colby provides 60% of his single daughter's support. She earned $2,300 while attending school during the year as a full-time student. She is 22 years old. d. Dylan provided 30% of his mother's support and she provided 55% of her own support. Dylan's brother provided the remainder. The brother agreed to sign a multiple support agreement. e. Selma and Roger are married and file jointly. They provide 60% of the support for their daughter (age 19 and a full-time student) and 100% of the support for their son (age 15), both of whom live with Selma and Roger for the entire year. Their daughter has $7,000 of wages from a part-time job, and their son has no income. Taxpayer Information a. Aidan supports his cousin Meredith, who does not live with him. Meredith has no income and is single. b. Bruce and Annie are filing a joint return. Bruce provided over one-half of his father's support. The father received Social Security benefits of $6,300 and taxable interest income of $400 (the Social Security benefits are wholly tax-exempt in this situation). The father is single and does not live with them. c. Colby provides 60% of his single daughter's support. She earned $2,300 while attending school during the year as a full-time student. She is 22 years old. d. Dylan provided 30% of his mother's support and she provided 55% of her own support. Dylan's brother provided the remainder. The brother agreed to sign a multiple support agreement. e. Selma and Roger are married and file jointly. They provide 60% of the support for their daughter (age 19 and a full-time student) and 100% of the support for their son (age 15), both of whom live with Selma and Roger for the entire year. Their daughter has $7,000 of wages from a part-time job, and their son has no income