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a) At 0% rate the capital gain will be taxed because iof your taxable income is less than $ 78750 then the capital gain would be taxed at 0%.
b) The child tax credit is a non refundable credit that allows taxpayers to claim a tax credit of $ 2000 per qualifying child , which reduce their tax liability
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