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K-47 Adoption Credit Rev. 10-17 - Kansas Department of Revenue

K-47 Adoption Credit Rev. 10-17 - Kansas Department of Revenue 2025

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The document provides detailed instructions for filing Kansas income tax returns for partnerships and S corporations for the tax year 2017. It outlines changes in tax regulations, including the repeal of exemptions for certain non-wage business income, and introduces a tax credit for low-income student scholarships. The document includes information on who must file, deadlines, filing methods, required forms (K-120S, K-120S AS, K-121S), and guidelines for reporting income and apportioning business income to Kansas. It emphasizes the importance of electronic filing and confidentiality of tax information.

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Will the adoption tax credit ever be refundable again?

The Adoption Tax Credit is a nonrefundable credit, meaning it can reduce your tax liability to zero but wont result in a tax refund. However, any unused credit can be carried forward for up to five years. Form 8839 is used to calculate the credit amount.

How much is the adoption credit IRS?

General Information. 1. How much is the adoption tax credit? For adoptions finalized in 2024 (tax returns claimed in 2025), the maximum amount a family can receive as credit is $16,810 per adopted child.

Who qualifies for the adoption tax credit?

You are eligible for the Adoption Credit if you meet these criteria: Your modified adjusted gross income is $252,150 or less in 2024. The credit is reduced for incomes between $252,151 and $292,150 and unavailable if your income exceeds $292,150. If married, you must file jointly to claim the credit.

How do I claim adoption credit on TurboTax?

Select Start/Revisit in Federal Deductions Credits You and Your Family Adoption Credit.