Tax Claim Verification Guide

I'm sorry for your loss. In Washington, the next of kin is generally prioritized in this order:
- Spouse or registered domestic partner
- Children
- Parents
- Siblings
If your significant other was a dependent, the next of kin who claimed them on their taxes should generally be acceptable if they are in the correct order of priority.
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In Washington, if you claimed your significant other as a dependent in *, it should generally be acceptable. However, the next of kin priority might still apply for *.
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For Washington state, here are a few points regarding the next of kin and tax implications:
- The next of kin order must be followed when claiming dependents.
- If you claimed your significant other in *, it is important to verify if you are still eligible in *.
- Tax implications may vary based on the specific circumstances.
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To verify who claims a dependent, you can check:
- The tax return documents of the person who claimed the dependent.
- Relevant tax forms (e.g., Form *).
- Supporting documents such as proof of dependency (e.g., financial support, residency).
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