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Case Study 1: Support Test (continued)

Base your answer on the previous case study regarding Sherrie and her father what if all the facts were the same in this scenario, except that Sherrie's father had spent all his income on himself?

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In that case, he would not pass the support test for a qualifying relative. Go to the Volunteer Resource Guide, Tab C, to review the Interview Tips for Qualifying Relative.

Step 5 of table 2 dependency exemption for qualifying relative.

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Pub 4012, Table 2: Qualifying Relative
Pub 4012, Rules for Claiming a Dependent

Pub 4012, Table 2: Qualifying Relative

Pub 4012, Rules for Claiming a Dependent