can a child with social security number claim EIC credit if parants have ITIN numbers?

Question

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Answer 1

You (and your spouse, if filing jointly) must each have a valid social security number issued by the Social Security Administration. Any qualifying child listed on Schedule EIC must also have a valid SSN. You cannot claim the EIC if you (or your spouse, if filing jointly) have a social security card that says "not valid for employment" and the number was issued so that the cardholder could receive a federally funded benefit, such as Medicaid. If you fail to provide a social security number for yourself (and your spouse, if filing jointly), the EIC will not be allowed
You do not qualify to claim the EIC

http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc601.html

Answer 2

Not unless the child is the one earning the income.

You (and your spouse, if filing jointly) must each have a valid social security number issued by the Social Security Administration. Any qualifying child listed on Schedule EIC must also have a valid SSN. You cannot claim the EIC if you (or your spouse, if filing jointly) have a social security card that says "not valid for employment" and the number was issued so that the cardholder could receive a federally funded benefit, such as Medicaid. If you fail to provide a social security number for yourself (and your spouse, if filing jointly), the EIC will not be allowed.

The link below is to the IRS. It contains all the information you need to know.

Answer 3

You can claim EIC only if you have earned income. ITIN is normally issued to nonresident aliens with tax filing requirements.

Parents can't claim EIC as they will not have Earned Income with ITIN. Child with SSN can't claim EIC as they need a qualifing child to claim EIC and dependent parents are not eligible.

Answer 4

The child would have to have earned income to get EIC. Also, to get EIC, a person must either be between age 25 and 64, or else have one or more qualifying children, so a child wouldn't be likely to qualify.

Answer 5

A child cannot claim the higher EITC based upon his or her dependent parents. You must have a qualifying child. A qualifying child can include brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews, and grandchildren but NOT parents and grandparents.

All parties (parents and qualifying children) MUST have SSNs. ITINs are not qualifying for the EITC under any circumstances.

Answer 6

All of the above....