Yup. most likely wont matter.

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Mar 21, 2015
1:59:02pm

RexIdaCoug

Unless your son made 30K.

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RexIdaCoug

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Time

Tax question: how do I handle my son's tithing for tax purposes

jdub

3/21/15 1:42pm

I'm no tax expert but I doubt your son's tithing makes any difference

cougarnerd

3/21/15 1:47pm

You can't deduct it.

SPORTS

3/21/15 1:47pm

Don't do anything with it.

JAGA97

3/21/15 1:48pm

not even on his taxes, right?

jdub

3/21/15 1:52pm

Not unless he itemizes his deductions.

buhlcougar

3/21/15 1:58pm

Yup. most likely wont matter.

RexIdaCoug

3/21/15 1:59pm

Not eligible to itemize if he is not claiming his own exemption.

JAGA97

3/21/15 3:50pm

There are several pivot points here that are beyond board advice. H&RBLOCK.

ClackamasCoug

3/21/15 2:13pm

Friends don't let friends go to H&R BLOCK

RexIdaCoug

3/21/15 2:22pm

Agreed. I got charged 240 bucks for them to prepare self employed 1099. I've

ByuImaginesDragons

3/22/15 10:43am

And the fee isn't even the worst part...

RexIdaCoug

3/22/15 1:03pm

refund anticipation loans sound like a bad idea...

ByuImaginesDragons

3/22/15 2:04pm

just be happy he pays it

Bluforever

3/21/15 3:32pm

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