Discussion:Form 8901
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Discussion Forum Index --> Tax Questions --> Form 8901
| 29 December 2005 | |
| Hit the wrong key. Form 8901 is used by a taxpayer to claim child tax credit for a non-dependent. Given the rules for claiming child tax credit, what would be a scenario in which a taxpayer could claim the credit for a non-dependent. | |
| 29 December 2005 | |
| This is explained in detail in IRS Pub 17 which can be downloaded in PDF format from the IRS site.anuenue | |
