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Samilynn
Asked January 2014
I am caring for a friends dad, do I have to claim rent he pays and money he pays me since he is living in my home?
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pamstegma
Jan 2014
The IRS would tell you yes, declare it, fill out the forms and pay the taxes. A tax consultant would tell you the same thing. They would also want dad to setup payroll taxes and quarterly withholding submittals for your personal caregiving.
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