Both divorced parents, legally claiming 50% of Child Care Credit, seems to create a rejection status, happen for 2015 as well, but was resolved

pz_2003 — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 06:42:12 GMT

legally claiming 50% of Child Care Credit They may have...

bwa — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 06:42:13 GMT

legally claiming 50% of Child Care Credit

They may have somehow forced 50% but they're not both claiming the credit legally unless. To claim the credit you must be the custodial parent. The custodial parent is the parent the child lived with for more than 183 days in 2016. One parent is the custodial parent, the other is not. You can't split the child care credit by claiming that both parents are the custodial parent.

topic Both divorced parents, legally claiming 50% of Child Care Credit, seems to create a rejection status, happen for 2015 as well, but was resolved in Deductions & credits

Both divorced parents, legally claiming 50% of Child Care Credit, seems to create a rejection status, happen for 2015 as well, but was resolved

legally claiming 50% of Child Care Credit They may have...