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Personal Finance and Investing

euphorb

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3. This is not the place to ask questions like this.

Reply to 3Hotdogs (Original post)

Thu Sep 1, 2022, 11:22 PM

Sep 2022

This is a legal question. You have no idea what the qualifications are of anyone who purports to answer. If you rely on an answer and it turns out to be wrong, it may cause legal problems for you. See a real attorney in person and get reliable advice. It will be well worth it. Any good answer would require more details than you have given, and, besides, there could be both federal and state tax implications.

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Tax question. Our step daughter and family may move in with us in October. 2nd floor apartment and [View all] 3Hotdogs Sep 2022 OP

Family is not taxable. Turbineguy Sep 2022 #1

I don't think that's quite right. spooky3 Sep 2022 #2

No. They will be contributing equally to the cost of running the house. There will not be excess 3Hotdogs Sep 2022 #6

You're welcome. I think you'll find the answer in that spooky3 Sep 2022 #8

We will not claim any deductions for operating the house. 3Hotdogs Sep 2022 #7

This is not the place to ask questions like this. euphorb Sep 2022 #3

I stayed w/ my sister for a couple of years Deuxcents Sep 2022 #4

Ask an accountant or a lawyer PJMcK Sep 2022 #5