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My 23 year old daughter worked last year and was a fulltime student. Can I still claim her? She made over $5000
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Yes, you may be able to claim your daughter as a qualifying child if:
- She is under 19, or a full-time student and under 24 years of age. There is no age limit if he is permanently and totally disabled.
- She lives with you for more than half of the year (Temporary absences, like going to college does not count)
- You provided more than half of her support for the tax year
- You are the only person claiming her
See the article below for the rules about claiming a qualifying child.
Here is a worksheet that will help you determine if you provide more than half of your son's support:
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