2010 Adoption Tax Credit Problem - Adoption.com Forums
by chris19421
Should I operate under that assumption and just send the IRS a copy of the decree and itemized expenses from PSBI (our adoption agency) or should I wait for their letter. Upon checking my records, I discovered that I did not attach the copy of the adoption decree to form 8839. I checked the status of my anticipated 2010 tax refund online today. If the former, where should I send the documentation and how do I reference the tax return. I found out that the IRS is sending me a letter asking for more information. I assume that this is what the IRS will ask for.
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Can I file the Adoption tax credit sparately from my other taxes?
Feb 11, 2011 by SunnyGirl | Posted in United States
When the doing the credit for adoption I understand that it cannot be filed electronically. What I want to know is if I can file my normal taxes and then file an addendum or an addition onto the taxes that I filed earlier and thereby getting two refunds
A: I think it would be mute file without the credit then to file an amendment. I have checked the IRS website and they will start accepting returns that were affected by the law changes on February 14th.
Is a grandparent eligible for the adoption tax credit if he claims the parent as a dependent?
Mar 13, 2008 by Benjamin T | Posted in United States
This past year I adopted a foster child. I have been going to school and living with my parents. My dad is claiming me as a dependent. Can he also qualify for the adoption tax credit because of our new son?
A: idon't think so because he didn't adopt the child. you did. Did he pay for the adoption fees? however your dad can claim your child as a qualifying child. That way he gets the child tax credit and another 3400 exemption.
On this adoption tax credit. Can you claim the credit if you adopted through a foster care agency?
Jan 06, 2008 by LION801 | Posted in United States
My adoption was final Dec 2007. I am a foster parent. since the child i adopted was in the foster care agency, can you still claim the credit? I had minimal expenses. What supporting documents do you need to submit ? If you e-file will you have
A: From the IRS website...
Topic 607 - Adoption Credit
You may be able to take a tax credit for qualifying expenses paid to adopt an eligible child (including a child with special needs). The adoption credit is an amount subtracted
For years, couples and individuals seeking to expand their families through adoption have received an adoption tax credit to help offset their expenses. On a recent trip to Washington, DC, Dr. Kaylen Silverberg, co-founder of Texas Fertility Center
As an all-electric vehicle, the Chevrolet Volt qualifies for a $7500 federal tax credit. Taking the $7500 tax credit into account the net cost to the buyer will thus be $33500. According to a recent report from Bloomberg New Energy Finance,
