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EITC Outreach Guide for Advocates

To help advocates and community tax assistance sites in working with elected officials, the National Community Tax Coalition and The Hatcher Group put together a toolkit that includes EITC outreach ideas for engaging elected officials and template materials such as site visit invitations, press releases and opinion-editorials....Show more

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EITC blog: A forum on federal and state Earned Income Tax Credits

We have launched a new online forum for advocates, policymakers, business leaders, researchers and journalists interested in the federal and state Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). ...Show more

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Report: Programs Critical to KY Families During Recession

(Public News Service - KY) - A new report stresses that support programs like the EITC can make a difference – if Kentucky families take advantage of them.

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Taxing the Rich: White House in Favor of Increases

(The Fiscal Times) - The Obama administration in favor of extending Bush era tax cuts to all but the wealthiest Americans, despite growing concerns that a tax hike on the wealthy might hurt the recovery.

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How to Solve America's Tax Nightmare

(Newsweek) - The proposed Clean Slate Plan for tax reform would cut most people’s taxes by half, eliminate filing returns, and provide a better way to reduce the deficit.

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“The earned income tax credit serves as an offset to social security and income taxes and provides work incentives for many low-income families with dependents.”
- President Ronald Reagan