This Week’s Must-Read: Hilary Clinton’s Plan for Low- to Middle-Income Families
The EITC would go a long way to help those with disabilities and Hilary Clinton hopes to double the CTC.
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This Week’s Must-Read: The EITC Provides Basic Necessities for Families Near the Poverty Line
A New York City official proposes raising the EITC, Etsy believes the tax credit could help independent contract workers, and Arkansas needs the EITC...
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This Week’s Must-Read: New Legislation Strengthening the CTC Could Reduce Child Poverty
A Washington state EITC will be up for vote this election, New Jersey raises its state EITC, and Senator Sherrod Brown proposes a stronger...
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This Week’s Must-Read: Children’s Health and Development Depends on the Safety Net
The American Academy of Pediatrics credits the safety net for aiding the health and development of children and the Obama Administration begins to close...
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This Week’s Must-Read: Census Data Shows the EITC Helps Decrease Poverty
Analysis of the 2015 Census data show refundable tax credits played a significant role in decreasing poverty.
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This Week’s Must-Read: A West Virginia EITC
The Council of Economic Advisers recommends expanding the EITC to grow labor force participation and Delegate Matthew Rohrbach joins the EITC movement in West...
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This Week’s Must-Read: In Honor of Labor Day, Let’s Support Expanding the EITC for Workers without Children
The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities shares data supporting the expansion of the EITC to workers without children, the Center for American Progress...
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How much are the EITC and CTC worth in 2017?
When it’s time to file taxes in 2017, how much will the Earned Income Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit be worth? See the...
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Using Data Collection to Tailor Outreach
After years of inconsistent client data, CA$H Maine, a statewide collaboration of ten coalitions devoted to helping individuals achieve financial stability, decided it needed...
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