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Question by Marine.Wife.10: What is considered short military absence when filing a tax return?

I have been the in the USMC since June 2009, but my mother claimed me on her taxes saying it was only considered a short military absence.
What exactly is a short military absence? How long is this absence?




Best answer:

Answer by george 2
she just wanted to claim you for one more year

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