Unmarried White population in Searchlight under 18 years old in homes : Total Population: 58: Unmarried partner of home lead present: 17: In family homes: 17: Population of male led and male partner homes: 0: Population of male led and female partner households: 9: Population of female led and female partner households: 0
Generally, in order to claim the tuition and fees deduction for qualified education expenses for a dependent, you must: Have paid the expenses, and Claim an exemption for the student as a dependent. It is not clear from your question who paid the 2012 expense.If you did, and your son is your dependent (likely) you can claim the expense on your tax return. If your son is your dependent and he paid, then no one gets to claim the expense.laim an exemption for the student as a dependent. It is not clear from your question who paid the 2012 expense. If you did, and your son is your dependent (likely) you can claim the expense on your tax return. If your son is your dependent and he paid, then no one gets to claim the expense.
Your boyfriend can very likely claim your son as a dependent, but only for the $3650 exemption for him, not a child tax credit or EIC, and can NOT file as head of household.Judy Â· 5 years ago. Thumbs up.f your boyfriend claims him, he cannot get earned income credit, but he'll get the dependency exemption ($3650 off his INCOME)--probably worth about $400 in taxes if he makes enough to have taxable income.