I'm seeing 2 problems with Turbo Tax 2022.
1) When I import my 2021 tax return the 2021 carry over value for Child and Dependent care credit is showing 0 on the "Your 2022 Deductions and Credit" summary page. This is wrong since, I had a value in here for 2021. So i think this is leading to my second problem below.
2) For 2022, for some reason on my child and dependent care credit summary page, the calculated amount for me is $990 and the tax due is $0, this looks correct. However the green "Your child and Dependent Care Credit" is show $0, this seems incorrect.
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The child and dependent care credit has changed a lot from 2021 to 2022. You will need to check to see if you still qualify.
Here are the changes to the credit for this year.
For tax year 2022, the Child and Dependent Care Credit adjusts back to the pre-2021 provision and changes back to:
So with my current situation, TurboTax is calculating $990 which seems correct since $1050 is the max (above for 1 child), just not sure way I'm getting $0 credit populated at the end for "your child and dependent care credit".
You may have also qualified for the Additional Child Tax Credit.
I suggest you look at your tax return. You can see a preview of your return by following these steps.
Select Preview my 1040.
Child Tax Credit line 19
Credit for Other Dependents line 19
Earned Income Credit line 27.
Additional Child Tax Credit line 28
I'm reviewing the Form 2441.
For my form I have these values:
9a = $990
9b = $0
9c = $990 this all looks correct
Now when I get the the credit limitation smart worksheet is where I get confused.
In that box A = $0 and B is blank
Then I get line 10 = $0
This makes line 11 = $0 and that is why I'm not seeing the $990 credit.
Can someone explain what the credit limitation is?
The requirements are that your income be between $15,000 and $438,000 a year and that you and your spouse both have earned income.
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