Schedule Eic (Form 1040a Or 1040) - Earned Income Credit - 1992

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Earned Income Credit
SCHEDULE EIC
OMB No. 1545-0074
(Form 1040A or 1040)
Attach to Form 1040A or 1040.
See Instructions for Schedule EIC.
Why not let the IRS figure the credit for you? Give us only the
Department of the Treasury
Attachment
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information asked for on this page and we’ll do the rest.
Sequence No.
Internal Revenue Service
Name(s) shown on return
Your social security number
Part I
General Information
To take
You MUST have worked and earned LESS than $22,370, AND
this credit
Your adjusted gross income (Form 1040A, line 16, or Form 1040, line 31) MUST be LESS than $22,370, AND
Your filing status can be any status except married filing a separate return, AND
You MUST have at least one qualifying child (see boxes below), AND
You cannot be a qualifying child yourself.
A qualifying
is your:
was (at the end of 1992):
who (in 1992):
child is a
child who:
son
A
under age 19
A
daughter
or
lived with you
adopted child
N
under age 24 and a full-time
N
in the U.S.
grandchild
student
for
stepchild
D
or
D
more than 6 months*
or
any age and permanently
(or all year if a foster
foster child
and totally disabled
child*)
*If the child didn’t live with you
for the required time (for
example, was born in 1992),
see the Exception on page 61
of 1040A booklet (or page
EIC-2 of 1040 booklet).
Do you have
No
You cannot take the credit. Enter “NO” next to line 28c of Form 1040A (or line 56
of Form 1040).
at least one
Yes
Go to Part II. But if the child was married or is also a qualifying child of another
qualifying child?
person, first see page 61 of 1040A booklet (or page EIC-2 of 1040 booklet).
Information About Your Two Youngest Qualifying Children
Part II
(g) Number
For a child born BEFORE
If more than two qualifying children, see page 62 of
(e) If child was born
(f) Child’s
of months
1974, check if child was—
(b) Child’s
BEFORE 1992,
1040A booklet (or page EIC-2 of 1040 booklet).
relationship to you
child lived
year of
enter the child’s
(for example, son,
with you in
(c) a student
birth
social security
(d) disabled
grandchild, etc.)
the U.S. in
under age 24
number
(see booklet)
1(a) Child’s name
1992
(first, initial, and last name)
at end of 1992
19
19
If a child you listed above was born in 1992 AND you chose to claim the credit or exclusion for child care expenses
Caution:
for this child on Schedule 2 (Form 1040A) or Form 2441 (Form 1040), check here
Enter the amount from Form 1040A, line 16, or
Do you want the IRS
Yes
Fill in Part III below.
AND
Form 1040, line 31, here.
to figure the credit
Go to Part IV on the
No
for you?
back now.
Part III
Other Information
2
If you had any nontaxable earned income (see page 62 of 1040A booklet or page EIC-2 of
1040 booklet) such as military housing and subsistence or contributions to a 401(k) plan,
enter the total of that income on line 2. Also, list type and amount here.
2
3
Enter the total amount you paid in 1992 for health insurance that covered at least one
qualifying child. (See page 63 of 1040A booklet or page EIC-2 of 1040 booklet.)
3
If you want the IRS to figure the credit for you,
STOP
!
Attach this schedule to your return. If filing Form 1040A, print “EIC” on the line next to line 28c.
If filing Form 1040, print “EIC” on the dotted line next to line 56.
For Paperwork Reduction Act Notice, see Form 1040A or 1040 instructions.
Schedule EIC (Form 1040A or 1040) 1992
Cat. No. 13339M

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