For the 2023 tax year, the maximum credit per child under age 17 is $3,600. However, this credit phases out as income increases. The phaseout begins when your modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) exceeds $44,700 for one dependent and $89,400 for two or more dependents.
MAGI = Modified Adjusted Gross Income
T = Threshold (e.g., $44,700 for one dependent)
P = Phaseout range (e.g., $44,700)
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How does the phaseout work for the Child Tax Credit?
Can I claim the Child Tax Credit if my income is above the phaseout limit?
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Is the Child Tax Credit refundable?
How do I claim the Child Tax Credit on my tax return?
Can I use the Child Tax Credit for children over 17?
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