Jon and Kate have 8 children. Their current year AGI is 200,000 and consists exclusively of earnedincome. They have $50,000 in childcare expenses If all of their kids are younger than age 17. Three ofthe children are younger than age 6. What is the maximum refundable portion of the child tax credit?O $12,800O $25,800O $4,000$16,000

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