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... income tax liability for up to 35 percent of a limited amount of employment - related dependent care expenses ... earned income of the taxpayer ( or , in the case of married taxpayers , the earned income of the spouse with the lowest ...
... income over certain thresholds . Specifically , the otherwise allowable child tax credit is reduced by $ 50 for each ... earned income in excess of $ 10,900.111 Families with three or more children are allowed a 109 Sec . 24. The credit ...
... earned income credit , if that amount is greater than the refundable credit based on the taxpayer's earned income in excess of $ 10,900 ( for 2005 ) . The refundable portion of the child credit does not constitute income and is not ...
... earned income under the provisions of section 911 is not eligible for the EIC . Foreign earned income exclusion ( section 911 ) In general U.S. citizens generally are subject to U.S. income tax on all their income , whether derived in ...
... earned income must be included in gross income in order to be considered earned income for purposes of the EIC and the refundable child credit , taxpayers working abroad and claiming an exclusion under section 911 are potentially ...