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Answer-a. Jay and Marie Stockton file a joint return, total AGI $121,400 and claim their three dependent children under age 17
Child Tax Credit= 3 *$2,000= $6,000
As Stockton joint income is more than $110,000 and age of dependent children is below 17.
b.DJ files as a head of household, Dj's AGI $80,340 which is more than $75,000 for child tax credit as their twin dependent children age of 4 years
Child Tax Credit= 2*$2,000= $4,000
c. Jenn Files as a head of household, Jenn's AGI $78,450 which is more than $75,000 is eligible for child tax credit as her dependent child aged of 12 years.
Child tax credit = 1 X $2,000 = $2,000
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