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Viacheslav Bublyk/Unsplash The Internal Revenue Service distributed the first payments for the newly expanded Child Tax Credit last week, which Democrats praised and Republicans derided as an “anti-work welfare check” that is not pro-family and disincentivizes work. A component of President Joe Biden’s American Rescue Plan signed in March, the first enhanced Child Tax Credit was worth roughly $15 billion and reached 35 million families on July 15, with an average payment of $423.  Families should receive $3,000 for every child from age 6 to 17 years old, and $3,600 annually for every child younger than age 6 under the expanded child tax credit. This is an increase from $2,000 per child in 2020. 

United statesChuck schumerJanet yellenMarco rubioConnor semelsbergerEmily woodNancy pelosiViacheslav bublyk unsplashRevenue serviceTreasury departmentHuman dignity for the family research councilChristian post reporterInternal revenue serviceChild tax creditPresident joe bidenAmerican rescue plan