Tax Credit
Tax Credit is Extended Through 2012
Read at about.com to find out what you need to do to claim your tax credit. Please remember that the money spent on the adoption of a spouse’s child is considered an unqualified expense, and therefore, you cannot claim the expense for the adoption of your spouse’s child for the tax credit.
2010 Adoption Tax Credit is Refundable!
The 2010 tax credit is refundable up to $13,170. If your child is determined to be special needs then you will receive the whole tax credit no matter how much you spent. My friends at about.com have a great article explaining the tax credit thoroughly at this link. By the way, refundable means you…
Adoption Tax Credit Updated for 2010
The updated tax credit for 2010 is $12,170.00 and will sunset at the end of 2010 to $6,000.00 for special needs child adoptions and $5,000.00 for all other qualified adoptions according to William Perez in his blog.
Please view my earlier blog for a full explanation of the adoption tax credit.
Please contact your…
Adoption Tax Credit
This year seems to be the year of tax credits; this post is made up almost exclusively of William Perez’s discussion on the adoption tax credit.
Tax credit of up to [$12,150 in 2009] for adopting a child
By William Perez, About.com
You qualify for the adoption tax credit if you adopted a child…