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Unique Individuals who are dependents
A 'family dependent' means any member of your family for which you are entitled to tax deductions.
From tax point of view are considered dependents of all members of the family who in 2003 owned a total income not exceeding € 2840.51, gross of deductible expenses.
can be considered dependents:
the spouse not legally and actually separated;
children (including children who are not recognized, adoption, custody or affiliates) regardless of the age limits are exceeded and whether or not they are addicted to studies or training free of charge even if they have served the military service in 2003.
These families may not live with the family and may be located abroad.
also following other family members can be considered dependents:
spouse legally and actually separated;
the descendants of the children;
parents (including parents and natural adopted);
genera and daughters;
in-law and mother-in-law;
brothers and sisters (even unilateral);
the grandfathers and grandmothers (including natural ones).
Family members of this second group may be charged only if the following conditions: they must live with the taxpayer, or should receive, again by the taxpayer in question, alimony not resulting from actions of the Judiciary. In
income limit of € 2840.51 gross of deductible expenses, the family must not exceed a year to be considered tax paid must be included:
the salaries paid by Public Bodies International, by diplomatic and consular missions from, the Holy See, by entities managed by it and the central agencies of the Catholic Church;
the free amount of income from paid employment in the border areas and in other neighboring countries as a continuous and sole object of their employment by residents in the State.