EITC Income QualificationsFor Tax Year 2022. the EITC phases out entirely (is not available) for taxpayers with an adjusted gross income of:$15,270 with no Qualifying Children ($20,950 if married filing jointly)$40,320 with one Qualifying Child ($46,010 if married filing jointly)$45,802 with two Qualifying Children ($51,492 if married filing jointly)$49,194 with three or more Qualifying Children ($54,884 if married filing jointly)You also must meet a number of other requirements:You, your spouse if married filing jointly, and any Qualifying Children you claim must each have a valid Social Security Number.You must have earned income (from employment or self-employment).Your filing status cannot be married filing separately.You must be a U.S. citizen or resident alien for the whole year, or a nonresident alien married to a U.S. citizen or resident alien and filing a joint return.You cannot be the Qualifying Child (for the Earned Income Credit) of another person.Your Qualifying Child for the EITC cannot be used by more than one person to claim the EITC.If you do not have a Qualifying Child, you must:be at least 25 but younger than 65 at the end of the tax yearlive in the United States for more than half the yearnot be the Qualifying Child of another person.You cannot file Form 2555 or 2555-EZ (Foreign Earned Income).Your investment income for the year must be $3,500 or less for Tax Year 2018