If i can claim earned income credit on my child that I have 8332 form for how will this affect my taxes when I file with my wife and our two kids that live with us
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No. You cannot. If you are the receiver of then 8332 form then you did not physically live with the child.
Both the EIC and Child Care Credits require that the parent claiming those credits must have physically lived with the child more than half the tax year (more than 183 nights).
The custodial parent that issued the 8332 form can claim those credits, not you. You can claim the child's exemption and child tax credit (if the child was under age 17 at the end of 2017) - nothing else.
No. You cannot. If you are the receiver of then 8332 form then you did not physically live with the child.
Both the EIC and Child Care Credits require that the parent claiming those credits must have physically lived with the child more than half the tax year (more than 183 nights).
The custodial parent that issued the 8332 form can claim those credits, not you. You can claim the child's exemption and child tax credit (if the child was under age 17 at the end of 2017) - nothing else.
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