Qualified family caregiver definition

Qualified family caregiver means an individual resident of this
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Qualified family caregiver means an individual resident of this State with gross income for the taxable year not in excess of $100,000 if filing jointly, as a head of household, or as a surviving spouse, or not in excess of $50,000 if filing separately or unmarried, who provides care and support to a qualifying armed service member to whom the caregiver is a relative.
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