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If you mean at what age does it stop, the answer is: it depends, and in some cases, it never ends. Without listing all the different ages, you tell us what you have, who lives under your roof at least half the year, is supported by you more than half, is a full time student, or is disabled.
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The Child Tax Credit stops when the child turns 17.
The Earned Income Credit stops when the child graduates high school and starts working, or graduates college and starts working. The American Opportunity Credit can now be claimed for four years by the college student or the student's parents. |
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