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"Refundable Credit"
Keywords:
liability
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exceed
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taxpayer
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Related Terms:
Credits
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Tax credits
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Earned income credit
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Investment tax credit
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Eic
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Itc
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Tax credit
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Imputation credits
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Earned income tax credit
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Eitc
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Rehabilitation tax credit
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Foreign tax credit
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Tax liability
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Estimated tax
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Unified tax credit
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Income taxes
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Deferred income taxes
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Child tax credit
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Tax return
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Backup withholding
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Imputation credit
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Revenues
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Income tax
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Dependent care credit
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Withholding
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Tax savings
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Personal allowance
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Payg
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Tax shield
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Tax shelter
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Tax rebate
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Withholding tax
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Deductions
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Tax expenditures
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Modified agi
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Tax-deductible
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Self assessment
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Alternative minimum tax
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Tax deductible
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Deduction
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Dividend tax credit
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Standard deduction
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Itemized deduction
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Available credit
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Franked income
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Amt
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Net operating loss
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Paye
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Tax deductions
This is a tax credit that you may receive even if the total of your credits and payments exceed your tax liability.
themasterstaxservice.com
a tax credit that you may use to generate a refund even if you have no tax liability
aarp.org
A credit for which the IRS will send the taxpayer a refund for any amount in excess of the taxpayer's tax liability.
taxes.ginca.com
A credit for which you can get a refund, even if it exceeds your tax liability. An example of a refundable credit is the Earned Income Credit and the Additional Child Tax Credit.
libertyonetax.com
A tax credit that is not limited by the amount of an individual's tax liability.
ir.altus.com
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