A taxpayer can qualify for head of household even though his or her parents are living in a separate household from that of the taxpayer (assume all other requirements are met).

A. True

B. False

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Julien Alvarez

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12 January, 09:11

A taxpayer can qualify for head of household even though his or her parents are living in a separate household from that of the taxpayer (assume all other requirements are met).

A. True

B. False

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Isabella · Answer 1

True

Explanation:

This is true according to IRS in publication 501 in which case it explains that one is keeping up a main home for ones parent if one pays more than half the cost of keeping ones parent in a rest home or in the home for the elderly.

A taxpayer can qualify for head of household even though his or her parents are living in a separate household from that of the taxpayer (assume all other requirements are met).A. TrueB. False

A taxpayer can qualify for head of household even though his or her parents are living in a separate household from that of the taxpayer (assume all other requirements are met).

A. True

B. False