Section $3$: Qualifying Dependents and Support

Question $13$ of $85.$

What are the first three tests $($or requirements$)$ a taxpayer must meet to claim a qualifying child or qualifying

Dependent taxpayer test, joint return test, and citizen or resident test.

Dependent taxpayer test, joint return test, gross income test.

Not a qualifying child test, gross income test, and support test.

Relationship test, age test, and residency test.

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Question $14$ of $85.$

Sam lives with his daughter, June. Sam received $$5,500$ in social security benefits. He used $$2,400$ for rent, $$1$

Less than $$5,500.$

More than $$2,400.$

More than $$2,750.$

More than $$5,500.$

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Question $15$ of $85.$

In $2023,$ Karl $(28)$ lived with his daughter, Ava $(4),$ his fianc$$e$,$ Linda $(30),$ and his sister, Alicia $(18),$ for the entire

disabled or students during the year. Neither Linda, nor Alicia, nor Ava provided over half of their own support.

One.

Two.

Three.

Four.

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Question $16$ of $85.$

Roberto $(22)$ lived with his father, Diego $(45),$ all year in $2023.$ Roberto is Diego's qualifying child. In November $202$

earned $$3,400,$ all from wages, and had no other income. Valentina had $$300$ in federal income tax withheld from $h$

Diego may claim both Roberto and Valentina as his dependents.

Diego may claim Valentina only if Roberto and Valentina do not file a joint return.

Diego may claim Roberto even if Roberto and Valentina file a joint return to get a refund of the taxes withheld from Vale

Diego may not claim Roberto once he is married.