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Can divorced parent who gets full child support claim that child on income taxes?



Can divorced parent who gets full child support claim that child on income taxes?

Yes.
call a tax company.
Well, my ex husband and I had it written in our divorce decree that we switch years. For example: 2004 tax year, I claimed our daughter, 2005 tax year, he claimed our daughter. It all depends on what is in you divorce decree. If it's not there, I would either A: ask your ex spouse on what is best, or B: contact your attorney. Good luck to you.
what does the divorce decree state? It should say in there, normally it is a shared thing, one parent claims one year and the other claims the next. If you both claim the same year it is fraud and someone will likely face charges........
Read your Divorce Decree -- that is already stated there in the paragraphs that determined the child support, custody, and related issues on the children.
Personal Experience -- in my own Divorce Decree.
Yes
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