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What if my spouse lives in a nursing home or assisted living facility?

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What if my spouse lives in a nursing home or assisted living facility?

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Tax Year 2008: • If you did not live together for the entire year, you may file separate claims but the income limit is $27,500 for each spouse. Tax Years 2005-2007: • If you did not live together for the entire year, you may file separate claims but the income limit is $25,000 for each spouse. • Note: A 2005 claim must be filed by April 15, 2009, or a refund will not be issued.

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Tax Years 2008-2009: • If you did not live together for the entire year, you may file separate claims but the income limit is $27,500 for each spouse. Tax Years 2006-2007: • If you did not live together for the entire year, you may file separate claims but the income limit is $25,000 for each spouse. • Note: A 2006 claim must be filed by April 15, 2010, or a refund will not be issued.

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