Who Can Claim the U.S. Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)?
The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a refundable tax credit provided by the U.S. federal government to low- to moderate-income workers. If you qualify, the EITC can reduce your tax liability, and even if you owe no tax, you may still receive a refund.
EITC eligibility is determined based on: Adjusted Gross Income (AGI)、Investment income 、Filing status、Number of qualifying children, if any
2025 EITC Maximum AGI Limits
The income limits vary depending on the number of qualifying children and filing status:
0 qualifying children
• Single / Head of Household / Married Filing Separately: $19,104
• Married Filing Jointly: $26,214
1 qualifying child
• Single / Head of Household / Married Filing Separately: $50,434
• Married Filing Jointly: $57,554
2 qualifying children
• Single / Head of Household / Married Filing Separately: $57,310
• Married Filing Jointly: $64,430
3 or more qualifying children
• Single / Head of Household / Married Filing Separately: $61,555
• Married Filing Jointly: $68,675
2025 Investment Income Limit
Investment income must be $11,950 or less.
2025 EITC Maximum Credit Amounts
• No qualifying children: $649
• One qualifying child: $4,328
• Two qualifying children: $7,152
• Three or more qualifying children: $8,046
USCPA Sophie Luo (羅霞) reminds you If your household income falls within the range for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), or if you have qualifying children, it is recommended that you plan your tax filing in advance or consult a professional accountant to avoid missing out on the credit.
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