schedule-8812

Compute Schedule 8812 CTC/ODC and ACTC with MAGI phase-out and per-child caps.

1|Updated Apr 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/jupid-tax/jupid-skills --skill schedule-8812
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Skill: schedule-8812
Source: https://github.com/jupid-tax/jupid-skills/tree/main/forms/schedule-8812
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jupid-tax/jupid-skills --skill schedule-8812

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

The skill computes Schedule 8812 credits (CTC, ACTC, and ODC) for individual tax returns, ensuring correct credit allocation and audit-grade outputs.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Counts qualifying children and other dependents, applies MAGI phase-out, and allocates non-refundable and refundable credits.
  • Generates a draft Schedule 8812 worksheet and corresponding Form 1040 line entries (Line 19 for non-refundable credits and Line 28 for ACTC).
  • Handles edge cases such as ITINs for dependents, multi-child scenarios, and various filing statuses with year-specific values.

Quick Start

Input the filer’s data and dependents, then run the Schedule 8812 workflow to generate the draft worksheet.

Frequently Asked Questions about schedule-8812

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I calculate Schedule 8812 credits for non-refundable CTC and refundable ACTC?

To calculate Schedule 8812 credits, the skill sequences computations to derive non-refundable CTC/ODC and refundable ACTC. It applies MAGI phase-out, earned-income tests, and per-child caps to produce accurate credit allocations.

How does MAGI phase-out affect my child tax credit calculations?

MAGI phase-out reduces your child tax credit eligibility based on modified adjusted gross income. The skill applies these MAGI phase-out rules automatically across various filing scenarios to ensure your credit allocation is accurate.

How do I generate Form 1040 line entries for the child tax credit?

Generating Form 1040 line entries for the child tax credit involves mapping the computed allocations to Line 19 for non-refundable CTC/ODC and Line 28 for ACTC. The skill outputs these entries alongside a draft Schedule 8812 worksheet.

Can I calculate child tax credits for dependents with ITINs?

Yes, you can calculate child tax credits for dependents with ITINs. The skill handles edge cases like ITINs, multi-child scenarios, and various filing statuses with year-specific values to ensure correct credit determination.

What is the best way to handle Schedule 8812 worksheets for multi-child scenarios?

The best way to handle Schedule 8812 worksheets for multi-child scenarios is to input the filer's data and dependents, then run the workflow. It counts qualifying children and applies per-child caps to generate an accurate draft worksheet.

Why does my Schedule 8812 calculation fail the earned-income test?

Your Schedule 8812 calculation may fail the earned-income test if your income does not meet specific thresholds required for refundable ACTC. The skill applies these earned-income tests to verify your eligibility and compute accurate credits.