Mike Carey, R-Ohio, and Danny Davis, D-Ill., would expand eligibility for the Earned Income Tax Credit to workers over the age of 65. Currently, only workers between the ages of 25 and 65 may ...

Those types of safeguards are built into state and federal programs like the earned-income tax credit, food stamps and Medicaid that benefit low-income families. “We got told this program will ...

The House on Tuesday reached a compromise that limits those benefits but also expands the child tax credit to more families, increases the earned income tax credit for workers, raises the income ...

according to the Joint Legislative Fiscal Office Vermont’s earned income tax credit — linked to the federal initiative of the same name — would also expand under the bill for workers without ...

would expand eligibility for the Earned Income Tax Credit to workers over the age of 65. Currently, only workers between the ages of 25 and 65 may claim the credit.

including money from Child Tax Credit and the Earned Income Tax Credit. That tax credit won’t go away under the governor’s proposal, but nonprofits and financial institutions will no longer be ...

Most of them pay nothing and some, who qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit, actually get a “refund” check from the IRS (of taxes they didn’t pay). Democrats feign outrage that “the ...

Eligibility for the credit ... earned too much to qualify. “Under New York’s newly expanded child tax credit, a family of four with a toddler and school-age child, and a household income ...

Montanans also receive a state-level earned income tax credit that equates to 10% of the federal earned income tax credit. HB 337 raises that ratio to 20%. In a February committee hearing ...