Problem $3-32($LO$.4,8)$

Wesley and Camilla $($ages $90$ and $88,$ respectively$)$ live in an assisted care facility and for $2023$ and $2024$ received their support from the following sources:

$$Percentage of SupportSocial Security benefits$16\%$Son$20$Niece$29$Cousin$12$Brother$11$Family friend $($not related$)12$

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a$.$Indicate whether the following persons are eligible to claim Wesley and Camilla as dependents under a multiple support agreement? Select "Yes" if eligible and $"$No$"$ if not eligible.

Son

YesNo

Niece

YesNo

Cousin

YesNo

Brother

YesNo

Family friend

YesNo

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b$.$Must Wesley and Camilla be claimed as dependents by the same person$($s$)$ for both $2022$ and $2023?$

YesNo

$,$ because the eligible parties

cancannot

rotate who claims them as dependents as they choose.

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c$.$Who$,$ if anyone, can claim Wesley and Camilla's medical expenses?

None of the taxpayers.The cousin and niece.The taxpayer who is designated to claim the individual as a dependent.The taxpayer who is designated to claim the individual as a dependent and paid for the medical expenses.The taxpayer who paid for the medical expenses.