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Subject: Dependency
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I have a student was was independent last year (1998)  and lived out of
state.  He has provided a statement from his parents that they will in fact
claim him on their 1999 taxes.  Is that enough for me to consider him
dependent and use parent residency status?  Although the regulations speak
to current AND most recently completed calendar year for establishing
financial independence, I don't see the same criteria for establishing
dependence.

Janelle Miner, Registrar
Whatcom Community College
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