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The IRS has software that flags these returns. When my husband and I were in college and very newly financially independent, we proudly filled out our first ever tax forms. Meanwhile his parents' accountant, unaware of the change, also claimed him as a dependent on their tax return.Several months later, we each got a letter from the IRS seeking clarification. My in-laws' accountant amended their return, and I believe they paid back the part of their tax refund that was affected.Sorry I can't help you with the last part of your question. I don't know about rules for claiming support. Good luck.

No.Go to the text. Always go to the text.The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.—Fifteenth Amendment, Section 1Is felon a race?No! You filthy racist!Is felon a color?No—orange isn’t really “the new black”.Is a felony conviction a “previous condition of servitude”?OK, I guess there’s some minor ambiguity here. A conviction and sentence might include some form of forced labor.But felon disenfranchisement laws don’t make any distinction between felons who were forced to labor and felons who weren’t, so the disenfranchisement is not on account of previous condition of servitude.So then, no—felon disenfranchisement has nothing to do with the Fifteenth Amendment.Original Question:“Criminals convicted of a felony cannot vote. Is this not unconstitutional because of the Fifteenth Amendment?”

oh wow. This is really messy. Here are the steps I would go through:1. File an amended form 1065 to indicate $0 activity. Give all of the officers a corrected K-1. They'll need it to file their amended returns.2. File the proper form 1120S - expect inquiry letters from the IRS about this. Be prepared with all of your documentation indicating that 1120S is the proper form to file.3. File forms 941, 940, State Withholding and State Unemployment. You'll need to "gross up" the officer payments. For example, if Partner A received $80,000 in guaranteed payments, you'll need to actually file that as $86.626 to account for the $6,62. in Social Security and Medicare taxes that were withheld from the paychecks in order to reach $80,000.4. Prepare W-2s for all of the officers. They'll need these for their amended returns.5. Expect to pay lots of penalties and interest on the 941 forms since they are now late.6. Prepare to pay an accuracy related penalty, although you may be able to beg forgiveness on this one and get it abated.7. Fire whoever made this error, unless it's your fault for not providing that person with the appropriate documentation.