No, medical expenses are not considered for the child and dependent care credit. Only expenses for someone to watch your child would qualify, such as daycare, babysitting or after-school care. I'm not sure what you mean by receiving 337 not 500 for dependent.
Thank you. I just meant for the credit for dependents its giving me 337 instead of 500 and wanted to know why
The Other Dependent Credit is a non-refundable credit. This means that it can take your tax liability down to $0, but not less than $0. Once that number hits $0, there is no further benefits from any additional non-refundable credits.
If you look at your 1040 line 16, you will likely see that the number is $0. If you remove your dependent, that number would change back to $337.
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