The credit for child-care expenses is a percentage of the amount paid, and you can use $3,000 in expenses paid for one qualifying child or $6,000 in expenses for two or more qualifying dependents as a factor in the formula. The percentage is based on your adjusted gross income, and can range from 20%-35%.
#18 Posted by dmessmer (376 posts) - 3 years, 8 months ago - Show Bio. Well, according to the most canonical of all Wonder Woman incarnations - the TV show - she was old enough to know Plato personally. So that would make her thousands of years old. But, yeah, in the New 52 she's 23.
Quick Answer. On average, girls reach their final adult height and stop growing by age 14 or 15, though this figure skews either younger or older depending on when puberty begins. Most girls experience a growth spurt between ages 10 to14, and a female's rate of growth peaks around two years after puberty begins, which is usually around age 12. Keep Learning.