Get Form IT-213 Claim For Empire State Child Credit ... - Tax.NY.gov

The Child Tax Credit is a $2,000-per-child tax benefit claimed by filing Form 1040 and attaching Schedule 8812 to the return. To qualify for the credit, the taxpayer's dependent must generally be under the age of 17 and must have a Social Security number.

How do I claim the Empire State child credit? You must file Form IT-213 with your New York State income tax return. See the instructions for your tax return for the Privacy notification or if you need help contacting the Tax Department.

If the taxpayer did not claim the federal child tax credit, but meets all of the other eligibility requirements shown above, the amount of the Empire State child credit is $100 multiplied by the number of qualifying children.

If your AFNI for 2022 was less than $34,863, you can receive up to the following amounts per child: Under six years of age: $7437 per year ($619.75 per month). Six to 17 years of age: $6,275 per year ($522.911 per month).

The Child Tax Credit (CTC) is a credit worth up to $2,000 for every child that you claim on your 2022 tax return. Qualifying children are 16 or younger. Your family can be eligible even if you did not earn income or owe any income taxes.

For the period of July 2023 to June 2024, the maximum annual benefit per child under age 6 is $7,437 ($619.75 per month), and the maximum annual benefit for children aged 6 to 17 is $6,275 ($522.91 per month). The total amount you'll get for CCB payments depends on: The number of eligible children in your care.