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Can i go back and claim a relative dependent on last years taxes? |
Can i go back and claim a relative dependent on last years taxes? If the person qualifies and didn't claim themself on their own return, you can file an amended return, or 1040X. If you have a dependent that you were eligible to claim, but didn't, then you can amend your return. You have until 4/15/2010 to do it. yes, you can |
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