Adopted in 2016. $14K in expenses Paid. No tax credit received. Finalized in 2017. Reimbursed by work $11K. Curious how credit works and where to input...

brianboozier · ‎June 4, 2019

PatriciaV · ‎June 4, 2019

Yes, you should qualify for the Adoption Credit (Form 8839) if you meet all the requirements. Expenses for domestic adoptions in a year prior to the adoption becoming final may qualify for a portion of the credit for that child. Keep receipts for all qualified adoption expenses with your records.

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PatriciaV · ‎June 4, 2019

Yes, you should qualify for the Adoption Credit (Form 8839) if you meet all the requirements. Expenses for domestic adoptions in a year prior to the adoption becoming final may qualify for a portion of the credit for that child. Keep receipts for all qualified adoption expenses with your records.

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https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3302188

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Adopted in 2016. $14K in expenses Paid. No tax credit received. Finalized in 2017. Reimbursed by work $11K. Curious how credit works and where to input...