Child Tax Credit Now Increased To $2000 From the Current Fiscal Year


Posted November 2, 2019 by childtaxcredit

The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act initiated by the Trump Government is going to be enforced from the tax season of 2019-20. From now on, the child tax credit will be doubled to $2000 while the minimum income required by parents is $2500.

 
Traverse City, USA (Nov02, 2019) - The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act released by the Donald Trump Government will be implemented from this tax season. According to the tax overhaul project, every parent in the US will get a credit of $2000 for each child. The credit only applies to those whose income exceeds $2500. Earlier, the credit given for one child was $1000.

Moreover, some part of the child tax credit is refundable. Earlier it was not. The tax-ceiling has also been increased from $75000 to $200,000 in case the parent is single, and for married parents, the ceiling has been increased from $110,000 to $400,000. Additional Child Care Tax Credit has also been removed due to this new tax overhaul by the Trump government.

To avail of this credit, the child must be under the age of 17 years. Also, the child has to be a direct descendant or stepchild of the filer, the child must be a citizen of the US, and lastly, the child must be dependent on the tax filer.Moreover, the child has to have a social security number to become eligible for the credit. The tax filers have to claim the credit by filling out the 1040 form.

For more information, please visit https://filemytaxesonline.org/child-tax-credit-eligibility/

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Last Updated November 2, 2019