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In reply to the discussion: Scoop: Manchin returns to Build Back Better negotiations with demands [View all]drray23
(8,833 posts)4. lowering the income cap is something that can be negociated
Here is what it currently is at in the senate bill:
Enhanced child tax credit: The child tax credit which provides $300 a month for each child under age 6 and $250 a month for each one ages 6 through 17 would be extended through 2022 for more than 35 million families. Heads of household earning up to $112,500 and joint filers making up to $150,000 annually would qualify for the enhanced payments. But, unlike in 2021, only these families would receive the funds in monthly installments next year. Eligible parents with higher incomes would have to claim the credit on their tax return the following year. The credit would be made permanently refundable so the lowest income families would continue to qualify. The enhancement, which was part of the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package Democrats enacted earlier this year, is currently only in place for 2021.This credit, along with the earned income tax credit, would cost about $203 billion, according to the CBO.
So, if your family income is less than $150,000 you get monthly $300.00 per child payments, if its above yo get a tax credit instead.
Source: https://www.ciada.org/2021/11/28/build-back-better-bbb-house-version-doa-in-senate/
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Scoop: Manchin returns to Build Back Better negotiations with demands [View all]
demmiblue
Jan 2022
OP
Yes sir. Which is what the article is implying...it's no surprise.
Alexander Of Assyria
Jan 2022
#30
It's the amount over $2K per child that's capped at $150K for a married couple
TexasBushwhacker
Jan 2022
#38
It was my understanding that the entire $3000 or $3600 was capped at $150,000 in 2021
questionseverything
Jan 2022
#40
Capped lower...lose elections? I m thinking the opposite...lower cap means more money for
Alexander Of Assyria
Jan 2022
#31
You are suggesting taking away a thirty year old credit for raising children
questionseverything
Jan 2022
#33
M focusing on the giving part, and it's electoral consequences as u are...not the taking.
Alexander Of Assyria
Jan 2022
#35
Exactly. We can't delay 6 months like last year. Get what you can get, and realize not everything
JohnSJ
Jan 2022
#34
Well, golly gee! What do you all bet Manchin didn't even bat an eye before voting on the giant,
PatrickforB
Jan 2022
#10
Does he want to be President? I keep getting the feeling he and Sinema want a ticket
Bristlecone
Jan 2022
#26
I see a lot of people wanting Schumer to schedule a vote and make Manchin go on the record with a no
MichMan
Jan 2022
#36
IMO Manchin has only 1 agenda. He's out to beat anything Biden and the rest of the
Ford_Prefect
Jan 2022
#37
If Manchin requires an income cap on who gets the CTC, I hope it is done fairly
karynnj
Jan 2022
#58