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Be Divorced
Be unmarried or considered unmarried.
If you are still married, you may still qualify as "considered unmarried" if you lived apart from your spouse for the last six months of the year.
Have a qualifying dependent living with you for more than half the year.
Pay more than half the cost of maintaining your home. These costs may include:
Lease in your name
Rent Receipts
Utility bill in your name for year your filing (electricity, water, gas)
Mortgage Statements
Divorce Decree
This means that you are financially responsible for the majority of the household expenses for both yourself and your qualifying person.
Spouse Information
Spouse Sources of Income
Dependent Information
Child Care
Self Employment/Contractor Income
Investments
Deductions
Other Less Common Events
Healthcare Coverage
IRS will reject an e-filed income tax return if you or a member of your household were covered by a health insurance plan via the Health Insurance Marketplace Exchange (i.e. Affordable Care Act aka Obamacare) and you do not provide Form 1095-A.
If you fail to provide this form your return will be considered incomplete and cannot be e-filed.
If you're not sure, please visit their Website Here.
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