Sync iBooks or audiobooks to your device. Connect your device to your computer and select your device in iTunes. Click the Books button. Do either or both of the following: Sync iBooks: Select Sync Books, then click âAll books,â or click âSelected booksâ and select the iBooks you want to add.Sync audiobooks: Select Sync Audiobooks, then click âAll audiobooks,â or click âSelected audiobooksâ and select the audiobooks you want to add.o either or both of the following: Sync iBooks: Select Sync Books, then click âAll books,â or click âSelected booksâ and select the iBooks you want to add. Sync audiobooks: Select Sync Audiobooks, then click âAll audiobooks,â or click âSelected audiobooksâ and select the audiobooks you want to add. Click Apply.
The parent that had the highest amount of taxable income should claim the child. They may qualify for the EIC and the additional child tax credit which would allow them to get a bigger return and not owe as much in taxes. If they are looking to save money, I would do it this way.
You can only claim a qualifying-child exemption if your child lives with you for at least half the year. The IRS offers a number of exceptions for this test. If your 20-year-old is at college eight months of the year, you can still claim him; if he stays with relatives while you're on military duty, he still qualifies.fter a child reaches age 24, you can only claim her if she's completely and totally disabled. If she marries and starts filing a joint return, even if she's under 19, you lose the right to claim her on your taxes.