New child tax credit to provide financial relief for families feeling the pressure of COVID-19
Estimated 83 million children to benefit Share Updated: 10:53 PM EST Mar 10, 2021
Estimated 83 million children to benefit Share Updated: 10:53 PM EST Mar 10, 2021
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Show Transcript WMUR S JEAN MACKIN REPORTS ON WHAT TO EXPECT THIS YEAR, AND NEXT. (GRAPHIC: ENHANCED CHILD TAX CREDIT ELIGIBILITY: INDIVIDUALS/HEADS OF HOUSEHOLD UP TO $200,000 MARRIED FILING JOINTLY: UP TO $400,000) ENHANCED CHILD TAX CREDITS WILL GO TO INDIVIDUALS OR HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS MAKING UP TO 200- THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR, AND MARRIED COUPLES FILING JOINTLY EARNING UP TO 400- THOUSAND. BENEFITS PHASE OUT ABOVE THOSE INCOME LEVELS (BROLL) RIGHT NOW PARENTS OF CHILDREN UNDER 17 ARE ELIGIBLE FOR A 2 THOUSAND DOLLAR TAX CREDIT PER CHILD (GRAPHIC) THE NEW áENHANCED CREDIT GIVES 36-HUNDRED FOR EACH CHILD UNDER SIX 3 THOUSAND FOR EACH CHILD SIX TO 1 AND 500 PER CHILD 17 THRO
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The bank will add investment bankers as Japanese firms expand beyond their borders
The Japanese investment bank will add dealmakers covering sectors such as business media and technology Getty Images By Thursday March 11, 2021 12:01 am
Nomura is looking to bolster its team of dealmakers after a surge in cross-border M&A involving Japanese companies has seen the bank rise up the rankings of advisors.
The Japanese investment bank will add dealmakers covering sectors such as business media and technology, its head of advisory in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Guy Hayward-Cole, told Financial News.
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