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Dependency Exemptions for Non-Custodial Parents – IRS Form 8332
Wednesday, August 5th, 2009
The Internal Revenue Service released a memorandum on June 19, 2009, clarifying the rules governing non-custodial parent’s ability to claim a dependency exemption for their child.
Previously, the Service allowed a non-custodial parent to claim an exemption for a child if the custodial parent signed a written declaration releasing claim to the exemption and the non-custodial [...]
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