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Nonrefundable Child and Dependent Care Credit: Eligibility and Limits
Taxpayers who paid work-related care for qualifying persons may claim a nonrefundable credit by filing Form 2441. Limits: $3,000 (one)…
EITC Rules for Qualifying Children: Age, Residency, Joint Return
For 2025, the IRS sets EITC maximums from $649 (no children) to $8,046 (three+ children). Eligibility requires valid SSNs, AGI…
Who Qualifies for the Earned Income Credit in 2024: Rules and Limits
This guide covers 2024 EIC eligibility: income limits by family size, an $11,600 investment income cap, SSN timing rules, residency…
Who Can Claim the 2024 EIC: Income, SSN, and Residency Rules
This guide explains EIC eligibility for 2024, including income and AGI limits, the $11,600 investment-income cap, SSN and residency rules,…
Credit for Other Dependents (ODC) 2025: Eligibility and Limits
The ODC is a $500 nonrefundable credit per qualifying dependent through 2025, available for dependents who don’t meet Child Tax…
2024–2025 Child Tax Credit: CTC $2,200 and New SSN Rule
For 2025 the CTC rises to $2,200 per child and will be inflation-indexed, but the ACTC refund cap stays $1,700…
Overview of 2018-2025 Child Tax Credit, ODC, and ACTC Rules
Through 2025, families can claim a $2,000 CTC per qualifying child and $500 ODC if required TINs are issued by…
Tax Advantage and Costs Shape Immigrant Settlement in TX and FL
Many foreign-born workers now favor Texas and Florida because no state income tax and lower housing costs increase take-home pay.…