Child Tax Credit

Tables:

• (May 24, 2011) - T11-0125 - Reform Child Tax Credit: Various Options; Impact on Number of Children, 2012-21
  Table showing the static impact on number of eligible children for the child tax credit (CTC) for various proposals.
• (Jun 11, 2010) - T10-0131 - Reforming the Child Tax Credit, 2011
  Table showing the number of families eligible for CTC, number of kids eligible, and total value of credit, under various reform options.
• (May 21, 2010) - T10-0116 - Reforming Child Tax Credit; Baseline: Current Law and Current Policy; Number of Eligible Children, 2010-11
  Static impact on number of children eligible for the CTC as well that number of children with an increase in the CTC as a result of reducing the refundablity threshold to $0 for 2010 and 2011.
• (Jan 21, 2010) - T10-0009 - Reforming the Child Tax Credit; Impact on Eligible Children; Multiple Baselines; 2010-19
  Impact on the number of children eligible for the child tax credit of: reducing the refundability threshold, making the credit fully refundable, and reducing the refundability rate.
• (Feb 11, 2009) - T09-0099 - Options for Reforming the Child Tax Credit (CTC) Baseline: $8,500 Refundabilty Threshold Static Impact on Number of Eligible Children (millions), 2009
  Static impact on the number of newly eligible children and children with increased refunds from the Child Tax Credit (CTC) as a result of reducing the earnings threshold to $8,100 in 2009 against a baseline with a threshold of $8,500.
• (Feb 11, 2009) - T09-0095 - Options for Reforming the Child Tax Credit (CTC) Baseline: Current Law Static Impact on Number of Eligible Children (millions), 2009
  Static impact on the number of newly eligible children and children with increased refunds from the Child Tax Credit (CTC) as a result of reducing the earnings threshold to $8,100 in 2009 against a current law baseline.
• (Feb 09, 2009) - T09-0091 - Options for Reforming the Child Tax Credit (CTC) Baseline: $8,100 Refundabilty Threshold Static Impact on Number of Eligible Children (millions), 2009
  Static impact on the number of newly eligible children and children with increased refunds from the Child Tax Credit (CTC) as a result of reducing the earnings threshold to $3,000 in 2009 against a baseline with a threshold of $8,100.
• (Feb 09, 2009) - T09-0087 - Options for Reforming the Child Tax Credit (CTC) Baseline: $8,100 Refundabilty Threshold Static Impact on Number of Eligible Children (millions), 2009
  Static impact on the number of newly eligible children and children with increased refunds from the Child Tax Credit (CTC) as a result of reducing the earnings threshold to $0 in 2009 against a baseline with a threshold of $8,100.
• (Jan 29, 2009) - T09-0074 - Reduce Earnings Threshold for Refundable Child Tax Credit (CTC) to $3,000 Baseline: $6,000 Threshold Static Impact on Number of Eligible Children (millions), 2009
  Static impact on the number of newly eligible children and children with increased refunds from the Child Tax Credit (CTC) as a result of reducing the earnings threshold to $3,000 in 2009 against a baseline with a threshold of $6,000.
• (Jan 23, 2009) - T09-0043 - Reduce Earnings Threshold for Refundable Child Tax Credit (CTC) to $0 Baseline: $6,000 Threshold Static Impact on Number of Eligible Children (millions), 2009
  Static impact on the number of newly eligible children and children with increased refunds from the Child Tax Credit (CTC) as a result of reducing the earnings threshold to $0 in 2009 against a baseline with a threshold of $6,000.
• (Jan 22, 2009) - T09-0037 - Reduce Earnings Threshold for Refundable Child Tax Credit (CTC) to $0 Baseline: $8,500 Threshold Static Impact on Number of Eligible Children (millions), 2009
  Static impact on the number of newly eligible children and children with increased refunds from the Child Tax Credit (CTC) as a result of reducing the earnings threshold to $0 in 2009 against a baseline with a threshold of $8,500.
• (Jan 21, 2009) - T09-0036 - Options for Reforming the Child Tax Credit (CTC) Static Impact on Number of Eligible Children (millions), 2009
  Static impact on the number of newly eligible children and children with increased refunds from the Child Tax Credit (CTC) as a result of reducing the earnings threshold to $0, $3000, and $8500 in 2009.
• (Oct 09, 2008) - T08-0278 - Options for Reforming the Child Tax Credit (CTC) Static Impact on Number of Eligible Children (millions), 2009-18
  Impact on the number of children eligible for the Child Tax Credit (CTC) due to reforming the CTC's thresholds and refundability rate.
• (May 21, 2007) - T07-0139 - Distribution of Qualifying Children in Working Families by Eligibility for Child Tax Credit (in Millions), by Age, 2007
  Taxpayers with children who qualify for the child tax credit may still be unable to claim the credit because of the income phase-ins and phase-outs. This table provides a breakdown of qualifying children in working families based on their eligibility for the credit in the categories: income too low for full credit, full credit, and income too high for full credit. Separate breakdowns are provided for select age groups.
• (May 21, 2007) - T07-0138 - Distribution of Qualifying Children in Working Families by Eligibility for Child Tax Credit (in Millions), by Age, 2007
  Taxpayers with children who qualify for the child tax credit may still be unable to claim the credit because of the income phase-ins and phase-outs. This table provides a breakdown of qualifying children in working families based on their eligibility for the credit in the categories: no credit (income too low), partial credit (credit phase-in), full credit, partial credit (credit phase-out), and no credit (income too high). Separate breakdowns are provided for select age groups.
• (May 18, 2007) - T07-0137 - Distribution of Qualifying Children by Eligibility for Child Tax Credit in Millions, by Age, 2007
  Taxpayers with children who qualify for the child tax credit may still be unable to claim the credit because of the income phase-ins and phase-outs. This table provides a breakdown of qualifying children based on their eligibility for the credit in the categories: no credit (income too low), partial credit (credit phase-in), full credit, partial credit (credit phase-out), and no credit (income too high). Separate breakdowns are provided for select age groups.
• (Apr 01, 2007) - T07-0113 - Amount of Child Credit for Sample Families by Type of Filer for Tax Year 2006
  2006 Amount of child credit received for sample families at varying income levels and in different family situations
• (Jan 18, 2006) - T06-0007 - Options for Expanding the Child Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Children in Tax Units Receiving the Full Credit
  2006-15, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Children in Tax Units Receiving the Full Credit (millions)
• (Jan 18, 2006) - T06-0006 - Options for Expanding the Child Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Filers Claiming the Full Credit
  2006-15, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Filers Claiming the Full Credit (millions)
• (Jan 18, 2006) - T06-0005 - Options for Expanding the Child Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Children in Tax Units Claiming the Credit
  2006-15, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Children in Tax Units Claiming the Credit (millions)
• (Jan 18, 2006) - T06-0004 - Options for Expanding the Child Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Filers Claiming the Credit
  2006-15, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Filers Claiming the Credit (millions)
• (Oct 03, 2005) - T05-0166 - Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Filers Claiming the Full Credit, 2006-15
  2006-15, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Filers Claiming the Full Credit
• (Oct 03, 2005) - T05-0165 - Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Children in Tax Units Claiming the Credit, 2006-15
  2006-15, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Children in Tax Units Claiming the Credit
• (Oct 03, 2005) - T05-0164 - Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Filers Claiming the Credit, 2006-15
  2006-15, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Filers Claiming the Credit
• (Jun 21, 2005) - T05-0096 - Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Filers Claiming the Full Credit, 2005-15
  2005-15, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Filers Claiming the Full Credit
• (Jun 21, 2005) - T05-0095 - Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Children in Tax Units Claiming the Credit, 2005-15
  2005-15, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Children in Tax Units Claiming the Credit
• (Jun 21, 2005) - T05-0094 - Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Filers Claiming the Credit, 2005-15
  2005-15, Child Tax Credit Refundability Options: Number of Filers Claiming the Credit
• (May 18, 2004) - T04-0087 - Share of House Tax Cuts that Would go to Lower, Middle 3, and Upper Quintiles, 2004
  2005 Chart showing the share of the tax relief from the House bills on marriage-penalty reform, AMT relief, extension of the 10-percent tax bracket, and the increased and expanded child tax credit (H.R. 4181, 4227, 4275, and 4359) that goes to various income quintiles.
• (May 17, 2004) - T04-0079 - Combined Effect of House Bills on Marriage Penalty Reform, AMT Relief, Extension of the 10-Percent Income Tax Bracket, and Increased and Expanded Child Credit Distribution of AMT Taxpayers by Cash Income Class, 2005
  2005 combined effect on the number and distribution of AMT taxpayers of the House bills on the extension of the 10-percent income tax bracket, extension and expansion of the child tax credit, marriage-penalty reform, and AMT relief (H.R. 4275, 4359, 4181, and 4227).
• (Jun 05, 2003) - T03-0156 - Impact of Increasing the Child Tax Credit's Refundability Rate from 10% to 15% On a Married Couple with Two Children under 17, 2003
  2003 Impact of increasing the refundability rate for the additional child tax credit from 10 percent to 15 percent on married couples with two children at various income levels.
• (Jun 05, 2003) - T03-0155 - Impact of Increasing the Child Tax Credit's Refundability Rate from 10% to 15% on a Head of Household with Two Children under 17, 2003
  2003 Impact of increasing the refundability rate for the additional child tax credit from 10 percent to 15 percent on head of household families with two children at various income levels.
• (Jun 05, 2003) - T03-0154 - Increase Child Tax Credit Refundability Rate to 15 Percent: Distribution of Beneficiaries by Size of Income Tax Cut, 2003
  2003 Distribution by AGI of the number and percentage of tax units that would benefit from increasing the refundability rate for the additional child tax credit from 10 percent to 15 percent (as proposed by the Senate).