Yes. The government collecting taxes we don't agree with gives us license to lie and cheat on taxes.

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Apr 14, 2024
8:48:07pm

Goliath CB users union organizer

Yes. The government collecting taxes we don't agree with gives us license to lie and cheat on taxes.

Just like the Articles of Faith teach us.

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Goliath

Previous username: Koolio
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Joined: May 25, 2005
Last login: May 23, 2024
Total posts: 30,577 (1,790 FO)

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Time

Is a missionary considered a dependent for tax purposes? I don't think so

Uno Doctoro

Apr 14, 8:33pm

No, they're not

Goliath

Apr 14, 8:34pm

Claim the monthly donation. . . But not a dependent.

Zoobieman

Apr 14, 8:37pm

What if they spent 7 months at home and then 5 on the mission?

Uno Doctoro

Apr 14, 8:38pm

Then yes, needs to be more than half the year

Apr 14, 8:39pm

Thanks...What is wild is I was planning on paying the full monthly amount and

Uno Doctoro

Apr 14, 8:42pm

That's ok, the government asks money from us wrongfully too.

ochobeeguy

Apr 14, 8:38pm

Yes. The government collecting taxes we don't agree with gives us license to lie and cheat on taxes.

Goliath

Apr 14, 8:48pm

You would have been a wonderful red coat during the revolutionary war

YOHONOMOTO

Apr 14, 9:00pm

Would that be the same government that sat on my $13k+ return for a full year...

Les IsMore

Apr 14, 9:11pm

You’ve never been so right

maxpowers

Apr 14, 9:48pm

No.

Carnac

Apr 14, 8:37pm

Either claim them as a dependent or deduct the charitable contribution paid for

allaboutthegainz

Apr 14, 8:41pm

It’s not either. You can’t claim a child over 18 unless they are a student.

Chester Copperpot

Apr 14, 8:47pm

Not true. A child doesn’t have to live with you if you meet the support and

allaboutthegainz

Apr 14, 8:50pm

But they have to be under 19. Missionaries aren't students so if they are 19 or

Chester Copperpot

Apr 14, 8:55pm

Still not true. Go look at Pub 501. You can claim a child at any age if they

allaboutthegainz

Apr 14, 8:56pm

A missionary doesn't meet the qualifying relative tests.

Narfin'Coug

Apr 14, 10:57pm

This is incorrect. Look at the entire rule, and Table 5

Goliath

Apr 14, 8:56pm

This is about claiming them as a dependent. I’m not talking about qualifying

allaboutthegainz

Apr 14, 8:57pm

Still not correct

Goliath

Apr 14, 9:09pm

It literally says right under it that the IRS has not confirmed it. If you

allaboutthegainz

Apr 14, 9:16pm

It also literally says that the Church chose to have these payments classified as charitable contributions to the Church

Goliath

Apr 14, 9:20pm

This ^^^^^^^

blau56

Apr 14, 9:31pm

You can't legally claim them as dependents if they were on missions for six months of the year.

Goliath

Apr 14, 8:49pm

Not true. See my post above.

allaboutthegainz

Apr 14, 8:51pm

Incorrect. See my post above

Goliath

Apr 14, 9:11pm

Goliath is 100% correct. Take it from someone

blau56

Apr 14, 9:30pm

If she is over 19 and was a full-time student or made less than $4500 you can

fredy

Apr 14, 8:57pm

It actually depends. If they were in school half the year or more, dependent

BluePostum

Apr 14, 11:30pm

Sorry just read through. Goliath is 100% correct on this!

BluePostum

Apr 14, 11:34pm

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