Exam 9: Tax Credits

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Which of the following is not a qualifying child for purposes of calculating the EIC?

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Which of the following statements is false regarding the earned income credit (EIC)?

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Sandra is single and her son Julius is 12 years old. If her AGI is $79,000, what amount of child tax credit can Sandra claim?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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The adoption credit is only available for domestic adoptions.

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Which of the following statements regarding adoption credits is not true?

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Tuan and Marisa are married, file a joint return, and have two dependent children, Zack, age 6 and Aaron, age 5. Tuan has earned income of $72,000. Marisa was a full- time student (for nine months) with no income. They paid a qualified day care center $5,000. How much is Tuan and Marisa's child and dependent care credit for the year?

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Jesus and Mindy have modified AGI of $210,000, adopted a girl from Miami, Florida, and incurred a total of $18,000 in qualified adoption expenses. What is the amount of adoption credit they can claim in the current year? (Do not round interim calculations)

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The earned income credit is available for taxpayers with children only.

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Taxpayers with household income between 100% and 400% of the Federal Poverty Level are generally eligible for a premium tax credit.

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If the modified AGI of a married filing joint taxpayer exceeds $130,000 in 2015, the lifetime learning credit phases out completely.

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Noah and Olivia have two boys, Jordan, age 6 and Jack, age 5. Their AGI is $176,000. What amount of child tax credit can they claim?

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The American opportunity tax credit phases out beginning at $80,000 of modified AGI for single taxpayers.

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The American opportunity tax and lifetime learning credits are not available to taxpayers who are married filing separately.

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Edward and Ethel are ages 71 and 59, respectively, and file a joint return. They have AGI of $11,000 and received $2,000 in nontaxable social security benefits. How much can Edward and Ethel take as a credit for the elderly or the disabled?

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Clarisse's filing status is head of household. She has modified adjusted gross income of $29,000 and she made a $2,000 contribution to her IRA. What is the amount of her retirement savings contributions credit?

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Patricia is single and her son Quinn is age 11. If her AGI is $77,000, what amount of child tax credit can she claim?

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Dean and Sue are married filing jointly with AGI of $28,000. They made a $1,500 contribution to a qualified retirement plan. How much is their retirement savings contributions credit?

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Waseem has $103,000 total taxable income, which includes $11,000 of taxable income from India. He paid $4,000 in foreign income taxes and his U.S. tax liability is $21,610. Waseem's foreign tax credit is: (Do not round interim calculations)

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Sam and Edna are married with three dependents. They enrolled in a qualified plan through the Marketplace at a cost of $4,900 per year. Their household income was $64,500. Their SLCSP premium is $5,540. What is their premium tax credit?

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