1 Full-grown Chihuahuas generally don't get to be above 6 to 9 inches tall. 2  If yours is taller than that, either as a puppy or an adult, he may be a mixed breed. 3  Don't use color as an indication of your dog's breed, as both short-and long-haired Chihuahuas can come in practically any color. Full-grown Chihuahuas generally don't get to be above 6 to 9 inches tall. 2  If yours is taller than that, either as a puppy or an adult, he may be a mixed breed. 3  Don't use color as an indication of your dog's breed, as both short-and long-haired Chihuahuas can come in practically any color.
AGI effects on your taxes. The amount of your AGI affects how you can use numerous credits and exemptions. Your AGI affects the amount you can claim for the dependent care credit, credits for the elderly or permanently disabled, the adoption credit, the child tax credit, the Hope & Lifetime Learning credits, and the earned income credit.
Things That Will Lower Your AGI. Only certain deductions reduce your AGI. Your adjusted gross income, or AGI, is your total taxable income for the year minus certain expenses. Only adjustments to income, also known as above-the-line deductions, decrease your AGI. Other items that reduce your taxable income, such as exemptions and itemized deductions, do not reduce your AGI. Reducing your AGI can help you qualify for additional income tax deductions.