Using 2021 tax law, indicate: the taxpayers' correct and most favorable filing status; whether the taxpayer is eligible to claim either the Child Tax Credit and/or the Other Dependent Credit; and whether the taxpayer is eligible to claim and receive the Earned Income Credit. Numbers in parentheses indicate age. The taxpayer is the first individual named. Brian (53) is unmarried. His daughter, Amelia (22) and son, Michael (19), and Amelia's daughter Maria (5) lived with him the entire year. Michael was a full-time student at Your Local Community College, and he received a scholarship that covered the cost of his tuition and related expenses. Amelia was not a student. They are all unmarried U.S. citizens and have social security numbers that are valid for employment. Brian paid a total of $13,600 of the cost of maintaining the home, and Amelia paid $10,300 of the cost of maintaining the home. No one else paid any of their expenses. Brian's income from wages was $39,752 and had interest income of $35. His earned income in 2021 was $4,200 greater than his earned income in 2019. He had no foreign income. Amelia's wages were $18,250; Michael and Maria had no income and did not contribute towards their own support. Amelia will file her own return and claim Maria as her dependent. Brian will claim any dependents he is qualified to claim.