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Learn how to claim the Child Tax Credit for qualifying children on your tax return. Find out who qualifies, how to enter the credit on Form 1040 and Schedule 8812, and what to do if you are audited or denied.
Learn how to qualify and receive monthly payments of up to $300 per child under 6 and $250 per child 6 to 17 starting July 15, 2021. Find out how to register, check status, update information and opt out using IRS online tools.
Learn about the Child Tax Credit, a partially refundable credit for 2023, and other refundable credits you may qualify for. The Child Tax Credit is up to $2,000 per qualifying child and the Additional Child Tax Credit is up to $1,600 per child.
Learn how to claim the credit for child and dependent care expenses on your tax return. Find out who is eligible, who qualifies, and how the credit is calculated based on your income and expenses.
Learn how to claim the credit for eligible expenses related to the care of qualifying persons to enable you to work, look for work, or attend school. Find out the eligibility, calculation, and refundability rules for 2021, as well as the changes due to the American Rescue Plan Act.
Use Schedule 8812 (Form 1040) to calculate your child tax credits and report advance payments received in 2021. Find the PDF form, instructions, and other useful information on the IRS website.
The IRS and the Treasury Department announced that millions of families have started receiving monthly Child Tax Credit payments as direct deposits or checks. Learn how to check your eligibility, payment date, and amount on IRS.gov.
Form 8332 is a written declaration that allows the custodial parent to release the dependency exemption and other tax benefits for the child to the noncustodial parent. Learn who can claim a child as a dependent and when to use this form.
The IRS provides a tool to update bank account information for monthly Child Tax Credit payments starting from August 2021. Families who do not update by August 2 will receive a check for the July 15 payment.
Eligible families can receive up to $300 or $250 per month for each child under 17, depending on their income and age. Learn how to check your eligibility, get direct deposit, unenroll or sign up on IRS.gov.