Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the Child Tax Credit?
For 2025, the credit is up to 2,000 dollars per qualifying child under age 17 who has a valid Social Security number. Up to 1,700 dollars of that amount is refundable as the Additional Child Tax Credit if you owe less tax than the credit. There is also a 500 dollar nonrefundable Credit for Other Dependents for children and relatives who do not meet the qualifying-child rules.
How does the phase-out work?
The credit drops by 50 dollars for every 1,000 dollars (or part of 1,000) your modified AGI exceeds 400,000 dollars for married filing jointly or 200,000 dollars for all other filing statuses.
What is the difference between the 2,000 and 500 credits?
The 2,000 dollar credit is for qualifying children under 17 with a valid Social Security number; the 500 dollar credit covers older children and qualifying relatives who do not meet the child rules.
Is this an official figure?
No. It is a general estimate of the 2025 credit and is not tax, financial, or legal advice. Verify with IRS instructions or a tax professional.
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