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Child Tax Credit 2010
February 25th, 2011
Question: Why don’t I qualify for the child tax credit?
I had my daughter in October of 2010 and am filing my taxes on turbo tax, but they are telling me I do not qualify for the child tax credit, why is that?
Ah, I see, thanks everyone!Answer: Your tax liability is probably 0. Look for additional child tax credit, you might be able to get that.
How your family can save at tax time
Tax time can be confusing for families. A guide to what receipts can come in handy.
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Child Tax Credit
February 28th, 2010
Question: what can you earn in scotland and still be entitled to child tax credit ?
i have a 4 week old me and my partner both work. what can you earn in scotland and still get some sort of child tax credit, and how much would we get depending on income. think both our income will be around 35,000 a year?
Answer: ask at your local dss office, always worth it
Iowa’s first lady explains Earned Income Tax Credit
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