Claiming a dependent is usually pretty simple: you give the IRS their social security number, and claim that your relationship with your dependent satisfies a few simple rules. But things can get more complicated: someone else can also claim the same person as a dependent, and if they get their filing in first, the IRS will assume it’s legitimate. What can you do then?
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“Someone Else Claimed My Dependent” — How To Straighten Things Out
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009Amazon.com And North Carolina Split Over Sales Tax
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009One of the keys to Amazon.com’s remarkable growth has been their “affiliate” program. They allow anyone to link to Amazon products and get a cut of every purchase. It’s a great program for Amazon, because it gives them a sales force with hundreds of thousands of members, none of whom need a salary. And it’s good for customers, too, since it gives people an incentive to write about the products they like, that others might like, too. In fact, some bloggers have been able to make a decent income off of Amazon affiliate payments. But all is not well for Amazon or Amazon’s affiliates.
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