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	The Earned Income Tax Credit
		The Earned Income Tax Credit Campaign Partnership, sponsored by the IRS, the city of Los Angeles, and the county of Los Angeles, began in 1998 in response to a city-commissioned study on the living wage.
		Minnesota’s credit ranges from 22 percent to 46 percent of the federal credit, depending on family size and income; the average is 29 percent for families with children.
		If the credit is nonrefundable, the state income tax owed by a family is reduced or waived, but it does not receive any excess as a tax refund.
	www.financeproject.org /Publications/friedmanapril.htm (5967 words)

	Earned Income Tax Credit
		Earned income credit is available to employees who meet certain criteria or qualifications.
		The maximum earned income amount applies to the total earned by both spouses if a joint tax return is filed.
		The credit may be taken as a lump-sum when an employee files his or her income tax return, or employees may request advance payments through their paychecks for a portion (60%) of the credit due them, up to a maximum of $1,597.
	www.siu.edu /~payroll/income.html (449 words)

	Earned Income Tax Credit Campaign 2006
		EITC is based on the amount of your earned income; it is set up on a sliding scale and is claimed by filing a federal income tax return.
		The Advance EITC (AEITC) allows taxpayers who expect to qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit and have at least one qualifying child to receive part of the credit in each paycheck during the year.
		EITC is a federal income tax credit that is refunded to qualified taxpayers after their taxes have been paid.
	www.window.state.tx.us /taxinfo/eitc (588 words)

	The Earned Income Tax Credit: Boosting Employment, Aiding the Working Poor, Rev 8/17/05
		An innovative tax credit that was established in 1975 for low-income working families and has long enjoyed bipartisan support, the Earned Income Tax Credit has been found to produce substantial increases in employment and reductions in welfare receipt among single parents, as well as large decreases in poverty.
		The EITC is a “refundable” tax credit, which means that if a worker’s income tax liability is less than the amount of the credit for which he or she qualifies, the worker receives the remaining amount of the credit as a refund.
		The EITC was fashioned in part to offset the regressive payroll tax burdens that low-income workers face, as well as income taxes that they may owe.
	www.cbpp.org /7-19-05eic.htm (2958 words)

	Tax tip: Earned income credit is a money-back break for some low-income taxpayers
		The earned income tax credit can be a great benefit for workers who don't make much money.
		The earned income credit can be claimed on any individual tax return: the 1040EZ, 1040A and 1040.
		A single filer's adjusted gross income must be less than $11,490 if he or she has no children; $30,338 with one child; and $34,458 with two or more kids.
	www.bankrate.com /brm/itax/tips/20010130a.asp (1086 words)

	TaxCreditResources.org - tax credit information for EIC, EITC, Child Tax Credit, earned income credit, and state tax credits.
		The primary focus of the web site is on the United States federal government's Earned Income Credit (EIC), which is also known as the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC).
		TaxCreditResources.org - tax credit information for EIC, EITC, Child Tax Credit, earned income credit, and state tax credits.
		Child Tax Credit (CTC): Families with a "qualifying" child who are within certain income guidelines may claim this important federal government tax credit on their tax return.
	www.taxcreditresources.org (447 words)

	Earned Income Tax Credit Usage in Milwaukee County
		Based on their income and family size, it is estimated that there were at least $27 million in unclaimed federal and state earned income tax credits for the 1998 tax year.
		This report examines the usage of the earned income tax credit by Milwaukee County employed families, based on 1998 income tax returns filed with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue by single and married filers with dependents.
		For those working family tax filers who claim the state credit, Wisconsin adds 4 percent to the federal credit for families with one qualifying child, adds 14 percent to the federal credit for families with two qualifying children, and adds 43 percent to the federal credit for families with three or more qualifying children.
	www.uwm.edu /Dept/ETI/barriers/eitc98.htm (988 words)

	Earned Income Tax Credit for Workers - Washington Workfirst
		Earned Income Tax Credit for Workers - Washington Workfirst
		The amount of the tax credit depends on family size and gross income.
		You cannot claim the EITC if you were a nonresident alien for any part of 2004, unless you are married to a U.S. citizen or resident alien and you chose to be taxed as a resident alien for all of 2004.
	www.workfirst.wa.gov /eitc/worker.htm (886 words)

	Republicans And The Earned Income Tax Credit
		Those with earnings below $10,000 pay no income taxes and get a check from the government for 2.6 times their payroll tax liability.
		As a result of the EITC, the child credit and other tax cuts, the percentage of those with no income tax liability has risen to 30 percent of all tax filers, according to the Tax Foundation.
		The refunded portion of the credit, which is scored as direct spending in the budget, rose from $10 billion in 1992 to $26 billion in 2000.
	www.ncpa.org /edo/bb/2003/bb061603.html (844 words)

	Earned Income Tax Credit Outreach Initiative
		During the 2001 tax season, preliminary statistics (through July 2002) show that $588,558,329 came back to the State of Indiana by families claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit.
		Single or married workers earning less than $12,000 total federal income in the last year and who have at least one qualifying child can receive a State Earned Income Tax Credit of up to $408.
		The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a federal tax credit available to low income taxpayers.
	www.communitysolutionsinc.net /eitc.htm (739 words)

	Earned Income Tax Credit
		Learn More About It If the EITC estimator gave you reason to learn more about EITC, the best next step is to read IRS Publication 596 ("Earned Income Credit").
		For 2003, the maximum credit is over $4,200, and families with incomes up to about $34,700 may qualify.
		IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) services can help you prepare and file your federal tax return.
	www.house.gov /sherrodbrown/oldsite/EITC.html (665 words)

	Earned Income Credit, Earned Income Tax Credit, Federal Earned Income Credit, What Is Earned Income Credit, Advanced Earned Income Tax Credit
		For 2003, the federal earned income credit is available to most workers between the ages of 25 and 64 with an adjusted gross income (AGI) of less than $11,230 ($12,230 if married filing jointly) if they have no qualifying children.
		A special federal earned income credit, known as the earned income credit or EIC, is available to lower-income taxpayers who have at least some earnings from personal services during the year.
		How the advanced earned income tax credit is computed.
	www.completetax.com /Earned-Income-Credit.asp (278 words)

	EITC Information for IRS Partners
		Your organization can sponsor Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) sites in your community to prepare tax returns for those who cannot prepare their own yet cannot afford professional help.
		A tax credit is a dollar-for-dollar reduction of taxes owed.
		Some credits are refundable– taxes could be reduced to the point that a individual would receive a refund rather than owing any taxes.
	www.irs.gov /individuals/article/0,,id=96456,00.html (91 words)

	The Federal Earned Income Tax Credit and Minnesota Working Family Credit - House Research
		The credits equal a percentage of earned income, up to a maximum credit amount, and are phased out when the claimant’s total income exceeds a threshold.
		The federal earned income tax credit (EITC) and Minnesota working family credit (WFC) equal a percentage of the earnings of low-income individuals.
		Filers claim the credits when they file their federal and state income tax returns, by completing a schedule or worksheet.
	www.house.leg.state.mn.us /hrd/issinfo/sseitcwfc.htm (621 words)

	Who Knows about the Earned Income Tax Credit?
		For the EITC to meet its goals of encouraging and rewarding work among low-income adults, it is very important that those eligible know about the tax credit and its benefits.
		The refundable tax credit supplements wages and offsets taxes paid by low-income workers.
		The EITC is administered through the federal income tax system.
	www.urban.org /Template.cfm?NavMenuID=24&template=/TaggedContent/ViewPublication.cfm&PublicationID=7035 (3072 words)

	Earned-income tax credit
		The earned-income tax credit (EITC) is designed to supplement the wages of low- and moderate-income workers, primarily working families with children.It's available whether or not a family owes income taxes.
		The combination of the 15% federal income tax rate, the (effectively)14% payroll tax, state income taxes and the 21% EITC phase-out means that a two-child worker making between $11,610 and $28,490 keeps less than half of each additional dollar in wages earned.
		On the positive and probably most important side, the credit substantially increases the rewards from working for many low-wage workers.But the necessary phase-out of the EITC means that workers in the phase-out range face the highest marginal tax rates on wages of any income group.
	www.ctj.org /hid_ent/part-3/part3-3.htm (539 words)

	Earned Income Tax Credit
		Taxpayers must have earned income and generally must be a U.S. citizen or resident alien to qualify for the credit.
		The maximum refundable earned income tax credit (EITC) for the 2003 tax year is $4,204 for a family with two or more children, $2,547 for a family with one child and $382 for those without children.
		Most families opt to get the credit in one lump sum after filing their tax returns, but the IRS allows taxpayers to receive a portion of the money as they work through the year in a program called the Advance Earned Income Tax Credit.
	www.suntimes.com /special_sections/tax_guide/earnedincomecredit.html (718 words)

	The 2006 Earned Income Tax Credit Outreach Kit
		In the meantime, we are providing you the 2005 income limits and credit amounts, as well as the 2005 Earned Income Tax Credit Estimator.
		The "2005 Earned Income Tax Credit Estimator" gives you a quick way to figure how much the EIC might be worth to a family.
		Katrina Survivors and the Earned Income Credit and Child Tax Credit,
	www.cbpp.org /eic2006 (512 words)

	Earned Income Tax Credit
		One answer is to help eligible families and individuals access the federal Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC.) The EITC is a refundable federal tax credit that helps working people achieve economic stability and security.
		Income tax credit initiative nets $32 million more in filings for Michigan residents
		The Michigan EITC Outreach Initiative is a statewide effort, led by the Governor’s office, to increase collection of the EITC by eligible individuals by supporting local community coalitions in raising awareness and implementing volunteer tax preparation sites in their areas.
	www.michigan.gov /eitc (276 words)

	"Earned Income Tax Credit," E-Perspectives, Issue 4, 2002
		The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a refundable tax credit that reduces the tax burden of low- to moderate-income workers.
		For tax years beginning in 2002, the tax credit will benefit people who have earned income of less than $34,178.
		The actual credit is based on the family's total income and the number of qualifying children.
	www.dallasfed.org /ca/epersp/2002/4_2.html (1107 words)

	FSSA - Earned Income Tax Credit
		Earned Income Tax Credit Facts (IRS, federal tax year 2001)
		A special federal tax credit called the Earned Income Tax Credit puts money back in the pockets of qualified workers.
		Workers without a qualifying child who earned less than $11,490 in 2004 (or less than $12,490 for married workers) may be eligible for a credit up to $390.
	www.in.gov /fssa/eitc (444 words)

	Glossary: Earned Income Tax Credit
		A program that allows individuals with at least one qualifying child to receive the Earned Income Tax Credit incrementally in their paycheck throughout the year.
		Income received for services performed in a foreign county by an individual residing in that country.
		Taxable and tax-exempt interest, dividends, capital gains net income, certain rental and royalty income, and net passive activity income.
	print.disabilitybenefits101.org /ca/glossary/glossary_421.htm (283 words)

	Earned Income Tax Credit
		Federal Earned Income Credit - The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a federal income tax credit for low-income workers who are eligible for and claim the credit.
		The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), sometimes called the Earned Income Credit (EIC), is a refundable Federal income tax credit for low-income working individuals and families who are eligible for and claim the credit.
		The credit reduces the amount of tax an individual owes, and may be returned in the form of a refund.
	www.oslsa.org /OSLSA/PublicWeb/Library/Index/1710000/1290600 (428 words)

	Earned Income Tax Credit Initiative
		The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a tax credit available to many low-income families and individuals who worked during the tax year.
		Our objectives for the upcoming 2002/2003 tax season consist of opening at least 15 free tax preparation sites, preparing 100 returns per site and returning $1.5 million tax refund dollars to the pockets of Boston's low-income families.
		The Boston EITC Coalition is a collaboration of city, state and federal government organizations, regulators, foundations, non-profits and community-based organizations (CBO's), as well as the business community.
	www.bostontaxhelp.org (336 words)

	Earned Income Credit
		The Earned Income Credit (EIC) is a Federal income-tax credit for working families with low to moderate incomes.
		Workers who earned less than $35,263 (or $37,263 for married workers), and were raising two or more children in their homes, may be eligible for a credit of up to $4,400.
		Workers who earned less than $31,030 (or $33,030 for married workers) and were raising one child in their homes may be eligible for an EIC of up to $2,662.
	missourifamilies.org /features/financearticles/EICfacts.htm (1787 words)

	Earned Income Tax Credit
		The Earned Income Tax Credit is a special credit for certain persons who work.
		The credit reduces the amount of tax you owe (if any) and is intended to offset some of the increases in living expenses and social security taxes.
		Remember that if you are single and earning less than $7050, or married filling jointly and earning less than $12700, you may not need to even file taxes at all.
	bernie.house.gov /tax/eitc.asp (181 words)

	Income Tax Form
		Tax statistics and Documentation S D Tax burden Tax calculation Tax calculation Brief description Income tax calculation for natural persons Calculations apply to those not self employed and are of a...
		Income Tax and National Insurance Calculator 2004 5 Tax Credits are excluded because they are very complex and would require the calculator to ask many more complicated questions As a rule most taxpa...
		Income Tax and National Insurance Calculator 2000 1 Your earnings Select your Tax Allowances and National Insurance Status Personal Allowance select one Age under 65 Age 65 74 Age 75 Married Persons...
	www.taxcounsel.info /earned-income-tax-credit-2004 (1410 words)

	Earned Income Tax Credit EITC
		At stake is the federal Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and a similar state credit.
		The EITC is a tax credit available to people with maximum household incomes of $35,458.
		Spano also urged people who go to tax preparers to be aware of protections incorporated in the county's new Tax Preparer legislation and the accompanying Taxpayers' Bill of Rights.
	www.westchestergov.com /currentnews/2005pr/EITC.htm (624 words)

	Earned Income Tax Credit
		tax obligations earned income tax credit for the current filing year.
		Effective July 1, 2005, am i entitled to working family tax credit depending on the type and value of the property being conveyed, the conveyance tax will now range from ten cents ($.10) to thirty-five cents ($.35) on each one hundred dollars ($100) of actual and full consideration.
		The Chartered Institute of 2004 tax credits Taxation
	krukuduk.50webs.com /earned/income-tax-credit.html (517 words)

	Bounce Back! With the Earned Income Tax Credit
		The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is for working families with incomes less than $37,263.
		You may qualify for the CTC if you have an earned income above $10,500 and you can claim at least one dependent child under age 17.
		The EITC is a special federal tax credit for working families with a return up to $4,400 for those who are eligible.
	www.wveitc.com (144 words)

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