what are the rules for taking the child tax credit?
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http://www.irs.gov/publications/p972/ar02.html
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Read the paperwork from the specialist that come along with the child to school also contact there specialist and they can explain it. Also go to appointments with the child if parent permits it. It helps
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There are a lot of factors that you need to consider.  Such as how do you want to save the money.  You can go with a reg. savings account, stocks, bonds, IRAs...  Also, if you put the money into a money MAKING account, you may have to pay taxes even if the account is in your childs name.
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It depends on how much you are making and how many dependents you are claiming. The tax standards were raised this year.
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Be sure to follow the proper procedure, which is described at http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/international/article/0,,id=96734,00.html.  You also should understand the consequences of your choice, which include having to report her income for the full year on your joint return.  If she had income on which she paid tax in a foreign country, then you may be entitled to a credit for that tax; there may be other provisions which mitigate the tax burden as well.  Consult a knowledgable tax preparer who has handled similar situations in the past.
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you will recieve some money for each child under 18 that is the biological child of the mother.  this will be based on the amount of disabiltity the mother recieves monthly.
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Its depends on if her mother is carring her. Most likely she is. If the child lives with you you get moey if not well only if the mother is not carring her for taxes. Anyone can carry her but check and see
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Assuming that you're talking about filling out a W-4 form, you should file yourself and any other dependents that you have, not counting your unborn child. At the bottom of the form where you sign, there is a little statement "I swear that the information above is true and correct." or something to that effect. Even though many, many people make false claims on their W-4 forms, it would suck to be the one caught for falsifying IRS documents when they decide to make an example of someone.\n\nWith that warning out of the way, you may claim 15 dependents if you wish. They'll take next to nothing out of your paychecks and you'll owe a mint at the end of the year. Or you could claim zero, pay maximum taxes and get money back at the end of the year. I personally don't like using the federal government as a zero percent savings account that I can only access once per year. But that's just me....
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If he had her sign a 8332, then there should be no trouble.\nIf the kid didn't live with him 6 month and he got the earned income credit, then he can be in big trouble. Because he can claim his son, but there are a few credits that you had to have him live with the boy for 6 month out of the year.
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as many as fall into the guidelines:\n\nTests To Be a Qualifying Child Tests To Be a Qualifying Relative \nThe child must be your son, daughter, stepchild, eligible foster child, brother, sister, half brother, half sister, stepbrother, stepsister, or a descendant of any of them. \n\nThe child must be (a) under age 19 at the end of the year, (b) under age 24 at the end of the year and a full-time student, or (c) any age if permanently and totally disabled. \n\nThe child must have lived with you for more than half of the year. 2\n\nThe child must not have provided more than half of his or her own support for the year.\n\nIf the child meets the rules to be a qualifying child of more than one person, you must be the person entitled to claim the child as a qualifying child
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You will probably hear from the IRS when you submit your income taxes.  Make sure you have documentation for your support of the child you are claiming on your taxes.
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Nationwide Building Society has a fantastic Smart account for children. No penalties if you need to draw out of it and it can stay in your name until they are 18. The rates are going up tomorrow to close to 6%. Also there is the government child trust fund but you can only pay in £1200 per year to it if you have the voucher if your child was born after 2002.
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http://www.alllaw.com/calculators/Childsupport/ohio/\n\nTry the above site...good luck
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US Taxes knows no boundaries. What's more interesting is that if you file a tax return, you have three years to collect your refund.  If you don't file or owe, they can go after you forever.\n\nFake ID carries it own penalties, but you still owe the tax.  As far as children in another country, you have to prove you provided for more that 50% of their support and the other spouse isn't claiming them on their return.  The code implies that the child must be in the usa.
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The IRS has the rules.  Get them.
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Doesn't giving Child tax Credits only to children breach the new anti ageism laws?\nShouldn't everybody or nobody receive tax credits?
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found this in google search\nClaim child benefit online : Directgov - Do it online \nYou can make an online child benefit claim, report a change of circumstances or send a message to the Child Benefit Agency using the Child Benefit e-service.direct.gov.uk/Diol1/DoItOnline/DoItOnlineArticles/fs/en?...&chk=uJZ1Ed - 20k - Cached - More pages from this site - Save