Qualified Dependent for Tax Year 2018

You can no longer e-File a 2018 Federal or state Income Tax Return. However, you can complete and sign the 2018 IRS Tax Forms online before you download, print, and mail them to the IRS. Select your state tax forms here.

Access current year tax calculators to estimate not only your tax return, but also to get answers to many other personal tax questions. These are updated each year to reflect the current tax year!

Prepare and eFile your current Tax Return by the Tax Day Due Dates. Generally, October 15 is technically the last e-file day, however, tax penalties might apply if you owe taxes. Rather than handle tax forms, prepare your return entirely online and let the eFile Tax App work for you; sign up for a free account and eFileIT!

See the present year DEPENDucator tool here.

Start the 2018 DEPENDucator below

Calculate if a dependent of yours qualifies for your 2018 Tax Return before you complete 2018 IRS Tax Forms.

 

2018 DEPENDucator
Qualifying Child Dependent Educator
If you are the taxpayer, is this person your:

The "DEPENDucator" Tax Tool will help you determine if someone is your Qualifying Child and your dependent. Just answer the "Yes" and "No" questions until the "DEPENDucator" provides you with an answer. Our DEPENDucator is a multi-year tool so you can use it for previous years’ tax returns as well. See all of the requirements for claiming a Qualifying Child as a dependent.

It's good to claim dependents on your tax return because they may qualify you for certain tax credits and/or a better filing status. Find out how to claim a dependent on your tax return. If someone is NOT your Qualifying Child, you can still claim them as a dependent if they are your Qualifying Relative. Find out if someone is your Qualifying Relative.

If you are not sure if your dependent needs to file their own tax return, visit our guide on whether or not a dependent is required to file a tax return.

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