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• Claiming Adoption Tax Credit
  To claim the adoption tax credit, you must complete the Form 8839, Qualified Adoption Expenses. On the form, you must give the child's name.
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• Contact Us
  Please use the contact form below to contact Federal Tax Credits, a tax resource website to help people understand and file their tax returns.
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• Dependent Care Benefits
  If you received dependent care benefits from your employer, you must use Part III of Form 2441 to determine the amount of these dependent care benefits that are tax free (excluded from your gross income).
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• Earned Income Credit Chart
  The earned income credit chart below shows the different tests for earned income credit qualifications. The earned income credit chart below can be found in the IRS publication 17 page 235.
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• Earned Income Credit Form
  The eligibility questions for lines 66a (Earned Income Credit or EIC) and 66b of the Form 1040 must be answered to claim the earned income credit.
  Earned_Income_Credit_Form.html
  
  
• Earned Income Credit Guidelines
  If you are a low income taxpayer, you may qualify for the earned income tax credit. Below are the earned income credit guidelines to help you figure out if you qualify to claim the earned income credit or EIC.
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• Earned Income Credit Married Filing Seperately
  Can I claim the earned income credit when I am married filing seperately from my spouse? Many taxpayers ask about the earned income credit and married filing seperately.
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• Education Credit Rules
  The education credit rules below apply to both Hope credit and Lifetime Learning tax credit. To claim either education credit, you must meet all of the following requirements.
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• Education Tax Credits
  If you paid higher education expenses during the tax year, you may be able to claim the education tax credits for part of your eligible expenses.
  Education_Tax_Credits.html
  
  
• Elderly or the Disabled Credit
  If you are at least 65 years old at the end of the tax year or retired on permanent and total disability, you may be a qualified individual for this credit for the elderly or the disabled.
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