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2.7 Group Examples Example 1 Temperance (36) and Seeley (40) are married parents and are not filing taxes. They have one daughter, Christine (1). Person BC+ Category Temperance Seeley Christine Temperance MAGA EA CA CC Seeley MAGA CA EA CC Christine MAGC CA CA EC

Example 2 Mr. and Mrs. Bennett are married parents filing taxes separately but living together. They have two daughters, Jane (18) and Elizabeth (17). Jane’s husband, Charles (20) also lives with them. Mr. Bennett is claiming Jane, Elizabeth, and Charles as his tax dependents. Person BC+ Category Mr. Bennett Mrs. Bennett Jane Elizabeth Charles Mr. Bennett MAGA EA CA CC CC CA Mrs. Bennett MAGA CA EA XC XC XA Jane MAGC CA CA EC CC CA Elizabeth MAGC CA CA CC EC XA Charles MAGS XA XA CC XC EA

Example 3 Evie (29) and Derrick (32) are divorced parents. Their son, Neal (8), lives with Evie 80% of the time and 20% of the time with Derrick. Per their divorce agreement, this is Derrick’s year to claim Neal as his tax dependent. Evie also files taxes. Evie is pregnant with her second child. Evie, Derrick, and Neal are all applying for health care. Evie and Neal will be on their own application. Derrick will have to apply on a separate application. Person BC+ Category Evie Derrick Neal