For qualified taxpayers, the Internal Revenue Service never stops issuing notifications. By way of illustration, the most recent IRS post on X asked for the dissemination of information on the Child Tax Credit to those with Puerto Rican relatives or friends.
For some children living in Puerto Rico families, the federal government offers a tax credit of up to $3,600. Some Puerto Ricans would be eligible for this fund if they are required to file taxes, according to the IRS.
The Internal Revenue Service assists Puerto Ricans in claiming the Child Tax Credit.
Everyone having a Puerto Rican address, a Puerto Rican place of employment, and a kid under the age of 18 should read the IRS notification carefully.
There is a wealth of information about the $3,600 Child Tax Credit available to everyone, whether you are a tax expert, a relative, or a member of the press. In 2021, the CTC extended its reach to Puerto Rico.
What is the deadline for submitting an IRS Child Tax Credit claim?
Under the IRS, filers residing in Puerto Rico have until April 15, 2025, to claim the $3,600 Child Tax Credit. In any case, a federal tax return must be filed by them. You must do this action.
Even if you typically do not file your taxes, the IRS still wants you to do so to receive the Child Tax Credit. In other words, yes, qualifying low-income families must also file.
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Call on friends and relatives in Puerto Rico to:
Go to the IRS website to find out if you qualify for the Child Tax Credit and what resources are available to you for free.