My husband and I were given power of attorney over his parents 3 children, they have been living with us since May. Will we receive the child payments for them? We have send in a form to add them as dependents.
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Yes. For every dependent child under the age of 6, families will get up to $3,600 under the expansion, or $300 per month. For every dependent child ages 6-17, the amount is $3,000, or $250 per month.
The amount starts phasing out for families with higher incomes, above $150,000 for married couples filing jointly, or $112,500 for single parents who file as head of household.
You will probably need to receive the payments in 2022 when you file your 2021 tax return. I would still try the IRS website to see if you are able to update your record.
Here is the link to the IRS portal:
https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/child-tax-credit-update-portal
Greetings @DHgrant!
@VincentL12345 definitely a possibility and @DHgrant you definitely should check the portal regarding. Additionally per the IRS the following are the "must have" qualifiers for the Advance Child Tax Credit Payment if you and your husband filed a joint return:
The IRS will use the information you provided to determine if you qualify and automatically enroll you for advance payments. You do not need to take any additional action to get advance payments. It's important to note that a qualify child for the Child Tax Credit/Advance Child Tax Credit is as follows:
Click HERE to review the eligibility for the Advance Child Tax Credit.
@DHgrant, I hope this helps.
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