OLD child tax credit

[Pacun]

I have a client with a child, both US citizens, that live in Europe. How do I enter $600 non-refundable child tax credit and $1,400 refundable additional child tax credit like before?

[Lion EA]

I haven't encountered your scenario yet. But isn't the old $2,000 still fully refundable under one of the new laws? Maybe for 2021 only?

[Pacun]

31 minutes ago, Lion EA said:

I haven't encountered your scenario yet. But isn't the old $2,000 still fully refundable under one of the new laws? Maybe for 2021 only?

I think people outside the US will use the old rule Refund=2000 (600 and 1400)

[joanmcq]

8812?

[TexTaxToo]

Citizens residing outside the U.S. half the year can still get the full new amount ($3000 or $3600 per child) as a non-refundable credit (if below the AGI threshold).  If they don't have enough tax liability to make use of it, they get up to $1400 as a refundable credit as in previous years.

[Pacun]

My client have lived in Spain for a couple of years and they are not planning to come back any time soon.