Lower earners can see ‘five-figure refunds' from these tax credits, expert says. Here's who qualifies
The earned income tax credit and additional child tax credit are “refundable,” meaning filers can claim a refund without tax liability. Here’s who qualifies.
The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) of $7,830: Is it possible to achieve that amount?
U.S. citizens should be aware of the potential financial boost from the IRS's Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). This credit offers a valuable opportunity to ease financial burdens and simplify tax obligations.
This tax credit is worth up to $7,830 for some, but many don't claim it. Here's how to
Many people don't know they may qualify for the earned income tax credit and get up to $7,830 for some families. Here's how to claim it on taxes.
IRS warns: Don’t overlook these tax credits. You could get up to $7K more in your refund
About one in five eligible filers overlook this credit, the IRS said. Certain filers can receive up to $7,830 more back in their refunds when claiming the credit.
Many don't know they can claim valuable tax credit worth up to $7,830 for some families
The federal earned income tax credit celebrates 50th anniversary. Yet, IRS estimates one in five eligible taxpayers miss out on claiming the credit.
IRS’ Direct File Makes It Easier For Families To Claim Tax Credits
Most people who are eligible for tax credits claim them. Direct File—the IRS’s online tool for filing tax returns—could get more eligible filers to claim EITCs and CTCs.
Be Sure to Claim All Your Tax Credits to Get the Largest Tax Refund Possible
Nonrefundable tax credits can only be used against taxes that you owe -- once your tax bill hits $0, you don't get the additional money. Fully refundable tax credits are just the opposite -- if your refundable tax credits are more than the income taxes that you owe, you will receive the extra amount back in a tax refund.
Early tax refunds arriving now, but IRS saw far fewer returns filed in first week
IRS processed 15.8% fewer income tax returns in the first week of the 2025 tax season than it did a year ago. Why? What does that mean for refunds?
IRS says claiming the Child Tax Credit or EITC could delay your tax refund payment
With the Internal Revenue Service now accepting 2024 tax returns some taxpayers are already counting down the days until they receive their refund. However, the IRS says taxpayers who claim a pair of tax credits might be waiting longer than anticipated to receive their money.
When You May Get Your Tax Credit Refunds This Year
On this week's episode of the Forbes Tax Breaks Podcast, Forbes Senior Writer and tax attorney Kelly Phillips Erb discusses the removal of IRS documents related to DEI initiatives, the impact of the IRS hiring freeze,
What to know about federal tax credits
Tax credits are often more valuable compared to deductions because they directly reduce your tax bill dollar-for-dollar.
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