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When I enter an advance child tax credit received in advance of $1,500 and the parent does not claim the dependency due to divorced, the Form 8812 calculates only $922 of additional tax. Why? Expected the full $1,500 to be additional tax. This is a case of alternating years for the dependency. When I enter number of children as zero, it calculates the $1,500 bu
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