Earned Income Credit, Child and Dependent Care Credit $($LO $7\mathrm{.}2,7\mathrm{.}3)$

Clarita is a single taxpayer that lives in the U$.$S$.$ with two dependent children, ages $10$ and $12.$ Clarita pays $$3,000$ in qualified child care expenses during the year.

TABLE $6\mathrm{.}1$ CHILD AND DEPENDENT CARE CREDIT PERCENTAGES

Adjusted Gross Income Applicable Percentage

Over But Not Over

$$0$ $$15,00035\%$

$15,00017,00034\%$

$17,00019,00033\%$

$19,00021,00032\%$

$21,00023,00031\%$

$23,00025,00030\%$

$25,00027,00029\%$

$27,00029,00028\%$

$29,00031,00027\%$

$31,00033,00026\%$

$33,00035,00025\%$

$35,00037,00024\%$

$37,00039,00023\%$

$39,00041,00022\%$

$41,00043,00021\%$

$43,000$ No limit $20\%$

If her adjusted gross income $($all from wages$)$ for the year is $$70,000$ and she takes the standard deduction, calculate Clarita$$s child tax credit, earned income credit, and child and dependent care credit for $2023.$

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Clarita's taxable income is $fill in the blank $1$

with a tax liablity pre$-$credits are computed below:

Child Tax Credit $fill in the blank $3$

Child and dependent expense care credit $fill in the blank $4$

Earned income credit $fill in the blank $5$

The total credits equal $fill in the blank $6$

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