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EITC
(redirected from Earned income tax credit)

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EITCEarned Income Tax Credit
EITCEastern Idaho Technical College
EITCEmerging Information Technology Conference
EITCEmirates Integrated Telecommunication Company (UAE)
EITCEducation and Information Transfer Core
EITCElectro/Information Technology Conference
EITCEngineering Inspection Technical Committee (United Kingdom)
EITCEverybody Investing in Their Communities (United Way)


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Low- and moderate-income families with children may be eligible to receive $4,500 thanks to the Earned Income Tax Credit, officials said Thursday.
BRIEFLY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
The Earned Income Tax Credit promised to be a great boon for the working poor, the very people who most deserved a helping hand.
Our mistake, but you pay by Peters, Charles / Washington Monthly
Keywords: Earned income tax credit (EITC), poverty, social policy, tax policy, welfare reform
The earned income tax credit: a study of eligible participants vs. ... by Caputo, Richard K. / Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
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