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You and your brother were living together and jointly owning a house for 10 years. Your brother and his wife were living together and jointly owning a house for 15 years before they married. Your brother and his wife own the house as joint tenants with the right of survivorship. It was worth $150,000. The house was worth $225,000.
Your brother and his wife were living together and jointly owning a house for 6 years. They married for the first time and held the property jointly until they divorced. The property was worth $50,000. Your brother then married again for the second time and the house was worth $100,000. They lived together and jointly owning the property until they divorced. The property was worth $200,000.
You and your brother are adult children of your parents. You and your brother each own 50% of the jointly owned property. Your parents were married for the first time and lived together and jointly owning a house for 15 years. The house was worth $150,000. They were married for the second time and your parents own a $1 million house as joint tenants with the right of survivorship.
You, your brother and your sister each provide your niece's financial support for a total of 12 years. Your niece meets the requirements to be your qualifying child and qualifies for the 50% of dependency exemption. You can claim a dependency exemption deduction on your niece's income tax return for each year provided your niece's income is less than your qualifying child's exemption amount. 827ec27edc