Voter Fraud

question 24

Multiple Choice

Voter fraud

• A) is regularly suspected but seldom proved.
• B) was more common in the 1800s when votes were openly purchased than today.
• C) is the argument frequently cited by supporters of voter ID laws.
• D) may be overstated by some.
• E) All of the above are true.

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Definitions:

Qualifying Child

A dependent who meets specific IRS criteria regarding relationship, age, residency, and support, which allows the taxpayer to claim certain tax benefits.

Tax Return

A document filed with a tax authority that reports income, expenses, and other pertinent tax information.

Member of Household

A member of household is a term used in tax law to refer to an individual who resides with the taxpayer for a part of the year and meets certain qualifying conditions, affecting the taxpayer's filing status and eligibility for certain tax benefits.

Qualifying Relative

A tax designation for individuals who do not meet the qualifying child criteria but meet other IRS tests for dependency, affecting taxpayer deductions and credits.