Re: SSN and new baby

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From: Dick Grady
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 07:04

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In article <comp-privacy2.5.2@pica.army.mil> Hans Lachman <lachman@netcom.com> writes:
>It would seem reasonable to decline their offer to set your kid up with an
>SSN since he won't need one until he starts working.  I was born in '63,
>and didn't get an SSN until around age 10, and the world didn't come to an
>end.

Your kid may not a SSN for himself, but *you* will nedd a SSN for him if
you want to claim him as a deduction on your federal income tax.

-- 
Dick Grady           Salem, NH,  USA            grady@world.std.com
So many newsgroups, so little time!

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Subject: Re: SSN and new baby
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