Tax Credits for Lower-Income Working Families Help 21 Million Mothers

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Published Date

May, 2013

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Center On Budget And Policy Priorities (CBPP)

This fact sheet highlights how the EITC and CTC have proven to be powerful tools for reducing children's poverty and advancing their long-term well-being.

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Tax Credits for Lower-Income Working Families Help 21 Million Mothers

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Financial Literacy / Asset Building

Child Welfare

Economic Justice

Socioeconomic Class

Young People

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