Who can get the Earned Income Credit (EIC)?

You can probably get the EIC for 2004 if all of the following were true:

• You were a U.S. citizen or resident alien for the whole year
• You got less than $2,650 from interest and investments
• When you file your taxes, you don’t use “married filing separately”
  
• If you didn’t have kids living with you, you (or your husband/wife, if you have one) were 25 to 64 years old at the end of the year
• You (and your husband/wife, if you have one) made less than:  
        $11,490   (if you had no kids living with you)
        $30,340   (if you had one kid living with you -- $31,340 if you're married)
        $34,460   (if you had two or more kids living with you -- $35,460 if you're married)

Which kids count?

Are they all true? Click here to see how much you might be able to get.

If this information was true for any of the past 3 years and you didn’t get the EIC then, you may be able to get that money now, too!
Click here!