Democrats call for Congress to pass an expanded child tax credit
- Democrats on Capitol Hill are pushing to extend the child tax credit before April 15.
- Rising costs for families prompted lawmakers to consider expanding the current tax credit.
- The American Family Act proposes credits of $6,360 for newborns and $3,600 for children ages six to seventeen.
- Michael Bennet stated, "We don't want to leave America's children behind."
- If passed, the child tax credit expansion aims to save families thousands of dollars annually.
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Expanding the child tax credit has some Republican support. Now what?
The push to expand the child tax credit is more bipartisan than ever — but a clear solution to stop it from being slashed in half is still far off. Republicans and Democrats have been juggling proposals for the credit — currently a $2,000-per-child tax incentive — as Congress renegotiates the country’s tax structure. Lawmakers told The 19th they are anxious to pass something this year before the existing bill sunsets this fall and reverts the cr…
Republican senator introduces bill expanding federal child tax credits
CV NEWS FEED // Freshman Sen. Jim Banks, R-Ind., introduced a bill that would amend the 1986 Internal Revenue Code to enhance child tax credits (CTC).… The post Republican senator introduces bill expanding federal child tax credits appeared first on CatholicVote org.
Expanding a Washington tax credit could be a prescription to help lower-income patients
(Photo by The Good Brigade/Getty Images)People expect their doctors to give them vaccines, medications, or surgeries, but what do you prescribe when someone’s health problem is poverty? In my 34 years as a pediatrician, many parents have told me: “You can’t help me with some of the problems that I have.” Many are single parents working two or three jobs to raise multiple children. How can I tell someone to buy more nutritious food when they alr…
Should The Child Tax Credit Shrink Or Be Expanded?
The annual federal child tax credit will shrink in half at the end of the year, falling to $1,000 if Congress does not intervene. Most of the Democrats in the U.S. Senate, including Georgia’s Raphael Warnock, are calling not only to prevent that from happening but also to permanently expand the credit. Legislation introduced Wednesday by Sen. Mchael Bennet, D-Colo., would increase the annual credit to $4,320 for parents with a child aged 5 and u…
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