Tax Return Rejected because someone else claimed my dependents. What Now?

And it could very well be very possible that he really may not NOT received the anticipated refund amount yet during this 2013 tax filing season OK. But you could fill out and file your paper FIT tax return correctly and completely and mail it in to the IRS at this time in your life claiming the qualifying dependent and then when the IRS does start processing your return and they find another taxpayer has already claimed the same dependent then the IRS will start investigating and then make the final decision about who would be allowed to claim the child at that time. OK.

Hope that you find the above enclosed information useful. 05/17/2013.

If you didn't give the father a completed Form 8332 he cannot legally claim the child UNLESS you all lived together for the entire year. Assuming that you didn't give him an 8332 and you didn't live together for the entire year, file a paper return by mail and claim your son. That will trigger an automatic investigation by the IRS who will settle the matter according to the law.

If you did all live together for the entire year, either you or the father could legally claim the child. It's up to you to decide between yourselves who will. If you both try and claim the child, the IRS will automatically award the exemption and any other tax benefits to the parent who has the higher AGI.

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