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I filed my taxes yesterday and I just notice that a 0 dollar amount is listed under the child tax credit on my return and I don't understand why. They meet all qualificat
I just filed my taxes and I claimed both my children dependents and I noticed that I did not receive the child tax credit. I do not understand why since both children meet the qualifications: under age, have lived with me the entire year, are both solely supported by me, and cannot be claimed by anyone else.
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I filed my taxes yesterday and I just notice that a 0 dollar amount is listed under the child tax credit on my return and I don't understand why. They meet all qualificat
There are TWO places where you need to look on your Form 1040 for the child tax credit:
Child tax credit line 12a
Additional Child Tax Credit line 17b (schedule 8812)
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I filed my taxes yesterday and I just notice that a 0 dollar amount is listed under the child tax credit on my return and I don't understand why. They meet all qualificat
Did you have any tax due?
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I filed my taxes yesterday and I just notice that a 0 dollar amount is listed under the child tax credit on my return and I don't understand why. They meet all qualificat
No, I did not
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I filed my taxes yesterday and I just notice that a 0 dollar amount is listed under the child tax credit on my return and I don't understand why. They meet all qualificat
There are TWO places where you need to look on your Form 1040 for the child tax credit:
Child tax credit line 12a
Additional Child Tax Credit line 17b (schedule 8812)
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I filed my taxes yesterday and I just notice that a 0 dollar amount is listed under the child tax credit on my return and I don't understand why. They meet all qualificat
Ok, but why would it go on line 17b instead of 12?
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I filed my taxes yesterday and I just notice that a 0 dollar amount is listed under the child tax credit on my return and I don't understand why. They meet all qualificat
Some of the child tax credit can only be used to offset your tax liability down to zero. The refundable part goes on line 17b. That is the part that gets added to your refund.
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I filed my taxes yesterday and I just notice that a 0 dollar amount is listed under the child tax credit on my return and I don't understand why. They meet all qualificat
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