What is the adoption tax credit?

The Adoption Tax Credit is applied to federal taxes and allows adopting and adoptive parents to deduct certain adoption-related expenses from their federal tax bill.

In 2004, the upper limit of the tax credit was increased to $10,390 per child and it applies to private agency and attorney adoptions, international adoption, and the adoption of children from the U.S. foster care system.

It does not apply to stepparent adoptions. For details, please visit Tax-Credit.Adoption.com.

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