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Yes, as the noncustodial parent and the other parent waived the right to claim the children. You would be considered the noncustodial parent because they did not live with your for more than half the year.
As a noncustodial parent you are entitled to only the Child Tax Credit (not the Additional Child Tax Credit or Earned Income Tax Credit, which are both refundable). If the children continue to live with you throughout 2018, then you will be the custodial parent next year and entitled to these credits.
For 2017, you would be entitled to only the Child Tax Credit (nonrefundable but will reduce tax liability if you have any).
For more information you can use the link here: What You Need to Know About the CTC and ACTC
See the information below about who is a Qualifying Child.
Yes, as the noncustodial parent and the other parent waived the right to claim the children. You would be considered the noncustodial parent because they did not live with your for more than half the year.
As a noncustodial parent you are entitled to only the Child Tax Credit (not the Additional Child Tax Credit or Earned Income Tax Credit, which are both refundable). If the children continue to live with you throughout 2018, then you will be the custodial parent next year and entitled to these credits.
For 2017, you would be entitled to only the Child Tax Credit (nonrefundable but will reduce tax liability if you have any).
For more information you can use the link here: What You Need to Know About the CTC and ACTC
See the information below about who is a Qualifying Child.
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