
Taxing a child’s investment income
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Abstract: Some children who receive investment income are required to file a tax return and pay tax on at least a portion of that income (and possibly at the parents’ marginal tax rate). This is often referred to as the kiddie tax. But it cannot be computed accurately until the parents’ income is known. This article discusses tax rules that affect how parents report a child’s investment income.
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