I am single, living aslone and the father of a newly born baby I pay 17% of my wages for child support. can I deduct this for my 2010 ta?

IRS law states that the person who has more custody of the child claims them on their income taxes unless it has been agreed in court documents, or in written agreements between the parents. So, in a nutshell, if you don't have it in writing that you have authority to do so, you are not allowed to claim your child on your taxes. Sorry!

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