The eligible dependent credit is ______________.
A.
only available for single parents living with and supporting a child under the age of 18
B.
equal to 15% of the wholly dependent person's income
C.
most commonly claimed by single parents supporting a minor child who lives with them
D.
available to all individual taxpayers supporting a wholly dependent person who lives with them
Answer : Option - A, only available for single parents living with and supporting a child under the age of 18
Explanation :
The eligible dependent credit is only available for single parents living with and supporting a child under the age of 18.
Children under the age of 18 who are your children, grandchildren, brothers or sisters through birth, adoption, marriage or common-law partnership may also be considered eligible dependants all are covered under this.
The eligible dependent credit is ______________. A. only available for single parents living with and supporting...
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b.
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