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Nonrefundable tax credits

A) can be carried back two years and carried forward 15 years if they exceed tax liability in the current year.

B) only offset a taxpayer's tax liability in the current year.

C) may only be used if the taxpayer is receiving a refund.

D) allow the excess over the taxpayer's tax liability to be paid to the taxpayer.

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