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Child Tax Credit

Tax credit of up to $2,000 per qualifying child

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Requirements for the Child Tax Credit

Qualifying child

Under age 17 at end of the year

Must have a valid SSN

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What does it mean when a tax credit phases out?

The credit is reduced or eliminated as income increases.

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What is the credit for other dependents?

A tax credit of up to $500 for dependents who do not qualify for the Child Tax Credit. Used for dependents age 17 or older.

EX: 17-year-old child = $500 credit (not eligible for CTC)

EX: Elderly parent = $500 credit

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Child and Dependent Care Credit

A tax credit for expenses paid for the care of qualifying person so the taxpayer can work or look for work.

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Who qualifies for the Child and Dependent Care Credit?

Child under age 13

Disabled dependent of any age

EX: Parent pays daycare so they can work = eligible for credit

EX: Parent pays a babysitter while working = eligible for credit

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What are the requirements for the Child and Dependent Care Credit?

Must be work related care expenses

Both spouses must work (if married filing jointly)

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Earned Income Credit (EITC)

A refundable tax credit for low to moderate income taxpayers who have earned income.

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What do you have to have to claim the EITC?

An earned income

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Is ETIC Refundable or Non-Refundable?

Refundable

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Are Child and Dependent Care Expenses Refundable or Non-Refundable?

Not fully refundable

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Is the Credit for Other Dependents Refundable or Non-Refundable?

Non-refundable

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Education Credits

Tax credits for qualified education expenses for higher education.

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What are the two main credits for Qualified Education Expenses?

American Opportunity Credit (AOTC)

Lifetime Learning Credit (LLC)

EX: College student with tuition expenses = qualify for AOTC

EX: Adult taking classes = May qualify for LLC

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Is American Opportunity Credit Refundable or Non-Refundable?

Partially refundable

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Is Lifetime Learning Credit Refundable or Non-Refundable?

Non-Refundable

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What is required to claim an education credit?

Must have qualified education expenses

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Do Education Credits have income limits?

Yes - they phase out as income increases

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Refundable vs. Nonrefundable

Refundable - can create or increase a refund.

Nonrefundable - only reduce taxes owed.