It even can produce a tax refund for eligible filers who had no tax liability. Most tax credits are nonrefundable, meaning they simply zero out a tax bill. For example, you owe $800 and have a $1,000 credit. That credit will erase your $800 bill, but you lose the extra $200. But a refundable credit, which the EITC is, will allow you to get that extra $200 back as a refund from the IRS.
The Heretic: Exorcist II returns to the Goldwater Memorial Hospital on New Yorkâs Roosevelt Island, and uses the desert around Page, Arizona for its âAfricanâ scenes. Exorcist III is back in  Georgetown, Washington DC, with studio filming at Wilmington, North Carolina.
The movie quickly became a phenomenon; when adjusted for inflation 'The Exorcist' is the ninth highest grossing film of all time in the United States. Yet few realize that author Peter Blatty based his novel on a real life case: the months-long exorcism by Jesuit priests of a 14-year-old Maryland boy in 1949.