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Earned Income Tax Credit

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Earned Income Tax Credit
Also called the EITC. A dollar-for-dollar reduction in the tax liability for lower and middle income persons in the United States. The credit is applied against taxes owed on wages, salaries, tips and other forms of earned income. Investment income is excluded and one may not have more than a certain amount of investment income to be eligible for the credit. Households with children may receive larger credits. The EITC is refundable, meaning if the credit causes one's tax liability to go below zero, one receives the difference from the IRS.


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Information about the earned income tax credit and how to claim it is also available on IRS.
The Worcester Earned Income Tax Credit Coalition, the city and 22 partners, held a press conference at City Hall to publicize the Earned Income Tax Credit and free income tax preparation and filing assistance that will be available at four sites in the city for qualified taxpayers.
More than 6,000 nonprofit organizations and government agencies participate in the center's National Tax Credit Outreach Campaign, which focuses on increasing awareness of the earned income tax credit and child tax credit.
 
 
 
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