Use Tables 1, 2 and, 3 to answer the question.

[Table 1. Tax Rate Brackets for Single Filers]

Tax Bracket	If Taxable Income Is:	The Tax Is:
10%	Not over $9,325	10% of taxable income
15%	$9,325$37,950	$932.50 + 15% of excess over $9,325
25%	$37,950$91,900	$5,226.25 + 25% of excess over $37,950
28%	$91,900$191,650	$18,713.75 + 28% of excess over $91,900
33%	$191,650$416,700	$46,643.75 + 33% of excess over $191,650
35%	$416,700$418,400	$120,910.25 + 35% of excess over $416,700
39.6%	Over $418,400	$121,505.25 + 39.6% of excess over $418,400

[Table 2. Tax Rate Brackets for Married Filing Joint Returns and Surviving Spouses]

Tax Bracket	If Taxable Income Is:	The Tax Is:
10%	Not over $18,650	10% of taxable income
15%	$18,650$75,900	$1,865 + 15% of excess over $18,650
25%	$75,900$153,100	$10,452.50 + 25% of excess over $75,900
28%	$153,100$233,350	$29,752.50 + 28% of excess over $153,100
33%	$233,350$416,700	$52,222.50 + 33% of excess over $233,350
35%	$416,700$470,700	$112,728 + 35% of excess over $416,700
39.6%	Over $470,700	$131,628 + 39.6% of excess over $470,700

[Table 3. Standard Deduction Amounts]

Filing Status	2017
Single	$6,350
Married Filing Joint Returns and Surviving Spouses	$12,700
Head of Household	$9,350
Married Filing Separately	$6,350

The Robinsons, a family of two adults and four dependent children under age 16, had a gross annual income of $97,500 for 2017 and no adjustments for AGI. Assume their filing status is married filing jointly and they choose standard deduction.

What was Robinsons total child tax credit amount if a $1,000 child tax credit was allowed for each child?

A		$2,000
B		$3,000
C		$4,000
D		$6,000