Yes. You can claim your daughter and grandaughter as dependents if you meet all of the requirements. It is ok that she filed a tax return as long as she indicated that she can be claimed as a dependent.
Can I claim my grandkids as dependents?
Yes, if your grandchild meets the IRS tests for a qualifying child you can claim them as a dependent.
How can I find out if my grandparent is a qualifying child?
For more information, visit the IRS’ website and read IRS Publication 929, Tax Rules for Children and Dependents for an explanation of all the tests and income requirements that determine someone’s status as a qualifying relative or a qualifying child.
Who is a qualifying child of a qualifying relative?
Adult Child – Your son was 24 and single at the end of 2020. He was unemployed and lived at home all year long. He is too old to be your Qualifying Child, but because his income was under $4,300 and you provided more than half of his support for the year, he is your Qualifying Relative and can be claimed as your dependent.
Can You claim a grandchild as a dependent on your taxes?
If you are able to claim your grandchild as a dependent on your taxes, you may also be eligible for certain tax credits. According to the IRS, a qualifying relative is someone who is able to be claimed as a dependent based on IRS tests. Contrary to popular belief, a qualifying relative does not have to be a person who is a blood relative of yours.
When does a child become eligible as a dependant?
Whether your child is eligible as a dependant depends on how old they are on that date. For most programs, your child’s age lock-in date is the date we get your complete application for permanent residence. Some programs have several steps, so your child’s age is locked in before you submit your complete application for permanent residence.