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File My Taxes is now providing printable New and Old IRS 1040 tax forms apart from various other forms. Also, they provide detailed instruction for filing it.

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Filemytaxesonline.org, the tax information portal is pleased to present exclusive information on when an American can file his or her taxes. The information comes in very handy for all the new taxpayers. Taxes are confusing and there is no denying that fact. However, if one can understand the basic concept of how, what and when, it becomes easy for them to comprehend even the toughest of jargons. So, bringing together some very important and useful information is this site. Visitors can now thoroughly go through the article or simply watch a video on the topic. There are certain helpful links which will take the individuals directly to the filing page or to the free tax refund calculator. The site brings together this and many other useful articles from the world of tax. The latest US tax news will help employees keep themselves abreast of the changing laws, amendments, new rules and many more.

Filemytaxesonline.org is a guide to understand the Child Tax Credit in simple terms. Child tax credit is a federal tax credit which was designed for families with children and it is also an effective way to reduce the overall tax bill. Every year the credit changes and the current tax credit for 2019-2020 is worth up to $2000 for every child under the age of 17. The site offers clear information on the eligibility to be able to claim the credit. There are a lot of clauses when it comes to claiming this credit. And hence it is important to totally understand the concept for successful claims. Visitors to this site can also try the child tax credit calculator to calculate both single child tax credit as well as additional child tax credit provided they meet the requirements.

Taxpayers can now read up on rules governing how to use the Child Tax Credit, thanks to an article by tax preparation planner Frank Ellis. In the article, Ellis starts by explaining that parents of children under 17 can receive $2,000 per child. Eligibility for the credit is largely determined by income. Thresholds, according to the author, were set by the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012.