it's about someone's relative who was using her as a tax write off/tax refund, was doing an illegal something?

Was "said person" living with the relative who claimed them for the entire year? Did "said person" earn less than $3650 during the year?

Then the person who claimed them was probably doing so legally. They weren't obligated to pay your friend any of that money.

If your friend was supporting herself, and the relative did NOT pay more than half of her support, then the relative MAY have committed tax fraud. In that case, your friend could report her to the IRS.

It also makes a difference what type of relative we're talking about here. Parent/child? Sibling?

easily not. greater advantageous, those pretend Social's shouldn't artwork, so why do they? Is Del Rio mendacity to us? however the genuine Social numbers.. it particularly is id fruad and why is the IRS helping them. Is Mexico working the IRS? Our government has refused to guard us for the final 3 administrations. they have secure employer. we won't be able to enable that proceed because of the fact the above is the commencing up of distinctive abuse.

If someone claims a dependent they aren't entitled legally to claim, yes that's illegal.

If they meet the rules to claim the person legally, they don't have to pay them anything.

Yes so report them to the IRS and claim the reward