Henry, who is not a dependent, states he wishes to claim EITC this year for his 35 year old dependent child. Both reside in the U. S. Henry states that the child lives with Henry, is not married, is disabled, and has not worked during the year. What does Henry's Tax Professional need to do to determine if the child can qualify Henry for EITC? a) enter Henry's child on his tax return and identify him as a disabled qualifying child.
b) advise the client of the definition of disabled, and apply sound judgement and common sense to see if the definition is met.
c) ask for proof of the child's income.
d) explain to Henry that a 35 year old child is too old to be a qualifying child for EITC.

Acontractor was awarded a purchase order for commercial items for $1.5 million under the authority of far subpart 13.5. the purchase order was issued in november 2010 and containedall applicable clauses that were current as of the date of the purchase order. under the purchase order, the contractor is required to comply with a small business subcontracting plan that contains all of the required elements. which of the following is true? a.the contractor must submit a standard form 294, subcontracting report for individual contracts. b.the contractor must submit an individual subcontracting report through the electronic subcontracting reporting system (esrs). c.the contractor may submit either an sf 294 or report its subcontracting through esrs. d.the contractor is not required to submit any subcontracting reports.