I'm wondering if the Earned Income Tax Credit would provide a more substantial tax break for my girlfriend and a higher monetary return than it would If I were to claim my daughter. I make about $80k/year and pay daycare expenses, $7200/yr. My girlfriend makes just under the Medicaid threshold for a single parent, $22,932.
My guess is that your girlfriend should claim the child, but only you can test the different possibilities and know for sure. If using turbotax online, you will need separate online accounts for each taxpayer, and you will pay separate fees. Your girlfriend can use the Tax Freedom version, if the regular "free to start" version tries to charge a fee for certain forms. If you use the desktop version installed on your own computer, you can make as many test returns as you want, they are stored as different documents.
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Your girlfriend can claim the childcare expenses as well, unless you used a workplace FSA to pay them. (If you did use an FSA, then by not claiming the child as a dependent yourself, you will increase your own taxable income, which is why only you can really test which scenario is best in your case.) She can say the expenses were a gift from you to her and then she paid them. (This should survive an audit, if it comes to that, although it would be better if the payments came from a checking account in her name or a joint account.)
This is great info. Thanks for the direction. Since she is planning on moving in with me in the near future, I will take a look at the Medicaid qualifications and thoroughly assess that situation. I ran some numbers on the tax estimator and it looks like she would gain more benefit filing by herself. It may all be a moot point any way if moving in effects her medicaid.
If you claim the child, you may use Head of Household (HoH) filing status. If you do not claim the child, you must use Single filing status. Your girlfriend must use Single filing status whether she claims the child or not.
Since she is planning on moving in with me in the near future, I will take a look at the Medicaid qualifications and thoroughly assess that situation. ... It may all be a moot point any way if moving in effects her medicaid.
I have recently signed a new lease and moved into my new place. The place I have moved in is a unit in an apartment complex. The manager of the complex told me I cannot have guests for more than 14 days per month in a consecutive manner and cannot live with people whose names are not on the lease. The manager emphasized that since my girlfriend's name is not on the lease (and I cannot add her to the lease for some reasons) she cannot live with me here but it is okay if she wants to sleep over.
The thing is my girlfriend is currently staying with her parents but we have been planning to move in together for a while. However, what the manager told us has become a very bothering thing for us since she is not legally living with me as she has not officially changed her address but she will be sleeping at my place, pretty much almost every night. We cook dinner together when we are home around 6-7pm (which happens often) and then sleep until tomorrow morning around 7am when we wake up and go to work. Although she will stay at her parents' place every couple of days (for a day or two) she has brought her clothes and personal items such as tooth brush etc to my place.
So my question is would my girlfriend coming home around 6-7pm every day, cook dinner and sleep over at my place be considered as something illegal? Is she actually living with me? What is the legal definition of "living"?
The notion that landlords do not enforce this clause is a false one. It is one clause that is enforced the most. Now if Bob is a good tenant and his girlfriend stays over the weekends, most landlords will not have heartburn over that. However moving her in is another matter! Even if I like Bob and his girlfriend, landlords will take seriously the girlfriend moving in. Why? Because it is a breach of trust and a breach of contract.
In my experience, clauses in leases limiting guests (whether legal or not) are never enforced unless someone complains. Regardless though, it sounds like your girlfriend would not stay there for 14 consecutive days so you wouldn't be breaching the contract anyway. If it were me, I'd let her stay as often as you want (even every night), and if the landlord ever brings it up, just have her stay at her parents house at least every 14th night.
Viral load tests tell you how much virus there is in your body. If someone is on treatment, viral load tests also show how well the treatment is working. The aim of treatment is to get the viral load to undetectable (below 50 copies). If therefore you were referring to your girlfriend as having an undetectable viral load, then this is good.
You mention that your girlfriend is taking meds. Are you referring to ARVs (antiretroviral treatment for HIV)? Being on treatment and having an undetectable viral load dramatically reduces the chance of your girlfriend passing HIV onto you.
If, however, you project low value, your girlfriend will be so repulsed and turned off by you that she will have no choice but to leave you (an obese, ugly women is as repulsive to a man as a weak, fearful man).
(Note: I am in no way an advocate of being an asshole. There is no need to be an rude and obnoxious to your girlfriend or anyone else, in fact, if you act like an asshole you will only reveal your insecurities and weaknesses in the most pathetic way for the whole world to see. What you want to aim for is a projection of over-confidence and indifference towards your girlfriend.)
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Second, do not entertain any thoughts that you have sinned your way out of Christ or out of heaven. Those would be thoughts of the devil and his accusation. If you confess your sins, and humble yourself before Christ as your Lord and Savior and Treasure, you will be forgiven. You will be given strength to do what is right in this situation.
Your life may be very troubled short term or even long term because of this sin. But God will turn all those troubles for your sanctification if you will trust him, turn from sin, and devote yourself utterly to Jesus.
Now that you have misused that calling as a man, you have failed to steward that special responsibility. You have a chance in this terrible situation to redeem at least your role as a courageous, initiative-taking, humble leader in doing what is right, which will be very difficult.
You need to become a listener, not just to me as a distant counselor who knows very little about the situation or about you or your girlfriend, but a listener to her parents and your parents and your pastor.
You give them your best biblical explanation. Then hopefully, when the shock and the initial anger eases, everyone will be able to put their heads together and think through a more just and merciful and hopeful future.
Another thing that your leadership implies is the realization that your girlfriend will bear the greater weight immediately and practically for this sin. She must carry this baby now, give birth to the baby, and sustain the baby in those early months. This will be a huge alteration in her life.
This will be the hardest season of your life, so far at least. It will be a huge test of your faith and your manhood, and you will discover that Jesus is a great Savior and a great friend and a sufficient counselor.
But I will try my hardest to get along with your friends and family. I will put in effort to plan dates, so that we are not always inside watching Netflix. I will not cancel plans at the last second, unless it is an emergency. I will not disappoint you, unless I have no other choice.
But I will try my hardest to treat you with respect, even when I am angry with you. I will not act like you are the enemy. I will not say nasty things that I will regret in the morning. I will compromise with you. I will talk to you like a mature adult, because that is what you deserve.
There are going to be times when I freak out about the future. When I worry that we will break up one day. When I think that you will leave me out of the blue. When I hesitate to say I love you or agree to move in with you because I am afraid of getting hurt in the end.
As far as the responsibility to pay, that's up to you. If you are setting things up like that to prevent being swamped with bills which your girlfriend has no legal obligation to pay, that would work. However, if something were to happen between you, and she were to move out, then she'd probably cancel all of the utilities, and you'd have to re-acquire the service in your name, which may lead to service interruptions or early-termination fees on your girlfriend's side (I'm thinking about getting a multi-year contract on something like Internet/TV).
Alternatively, your girlfriend can now claim she has been supporting you through bill payments and make a claim for a share of the communal home, even if it is in your name - and you pay the mortgage.
As others have said, there is no problem with doing this but if the girlfriend happens to be a non-US citizen, who might be applying for citizenship or a green card in the future, having the additional trail of paperwork is in your best interest. Things like joint utilities weigh heavily as evidence of your relationship.
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