John currently claim his two children as dependents. His adjusted gross income in 2018 was $41,000. In this year, he paid $5,000 to care for his children. What is the maximum dependent care credit he can claim this year?
Maximum Dependent Care He can Claim In year is upto $6000.
This is as per the IRS laws for the year of 2018
Therefore in the given case there is upto $5000 *22% i.e $ 1100 is allowed
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