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A majority of low-income families who do not qualify for the full credit would see some increase within the first year of the three-year deal, a new analysis finds.

Tax season is officially here, and the people who are in the best shape to minimize their tax bills, maximize their refunds and get every available credit and deduction are those who started 2023 with...

Minnesota's new child tax credit could benefit half a million children. An expanded federal child tax credit, meanwhile, is awaiting Senate approval.

By David A. Rowe Guest Opinion In Washington, it feels like the spirit of ’86. That’s right: ’86, as in 1986. That year, the House, then controlled by Democrats, voted 292-136 to approve legislation that contained a new program, the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (Housing Credit). A Republican Senate majority approved the bill, also […]

Tax season is officially here, and the people who are in the best shape to minimize their tax bills, maximize their refunds and get every available credit and deduction are those who started 2023 with...

The proposed changes could benefit millions of children whose families right now earn too little to receive the full credit.

Culpeper Human Services officials, People Inc. support measure they say will boost families, and affordable housing prospects.

Under the proposed measure, dubbed the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024, more lower-income families will be able to receive a larger tax credit.

A look at how North Carolina members of Congress voted in recent weeks.

Article: Even with Child Tax Credit partially restored, Childrens Food Shortage and Federal Housing Cutbacks Imminent in House - Child tax credit has been partially restored in House legislation, but Republican cutbacks threaten food security. More needs to be done to address child hunger and poverty.