Distribution of federal tax benefits by cash income percentile from the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit, compared against a current law baseline, 2011.
For children to thrive, they need to have their basic needs met. When needs go unmet, children’s opportunities are compromised. The Census Bureau estimates that 12.4 percent of children were living below the poverty line in 2022, a tremendous jump from the 5.2 percent of children living in poverty
Distribution of the combined tax benefits of the child tax credit (CTC), child and dependent care tax credit (CDCTC), and the earned income tax credit...
Distribution of the combined tax benefits of the child tax credit (CTC), child and dependent care tax credit (CDCTC), and the earned income tax credit...
Distribution of the combined tax benefits of the child tax credit (CTC), child and dependent care tax credit (CDCTC), and the earned income tax credit...
Distribution table for tax units benefiting from the child and dependent care tax credit under a scenario that extends the credit's EGTRRA provisions and allows it against the AMT and one that also raises the phaseout threshold to $85,000.
Distribution of federal tax change in 2013, by cash income level, from raising the phase-out threshold of the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit, compared with current policy.
Distribution of federal tax change in 2013, by cash income percentile, from raising the phase-out threshold of the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit, compared with current policy.
2011 distribution, by cash income level, of the federal income tax change of extending the EGTRRA provisions for the increasing the phaseout threshold of the child and dependent care tax credit to $85,000.
2011 distribution, by cash income percentile, of the federal income tax change of extending the EGTRRA provisions for the increasing the phaseout threshold of the child and dependent care tax credit to $85,000.
Distribution of the combined tax benefits of the child tax credit (CTC), child and dependent care tax credit (CDCTC), and the earned income tax credit...
Distribution of the combined tax benefits of the child tax credit (CTC), child and dependent care tax credit (CDCTC), and the earned income tax credit...
Revenue impact of expanding the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit (CDCTC) for years 2009 and 2010. Expansion would include allowing full refundability and indexing and altering the expense limit to be $5,000 per qualified child for a maximum of two children. This is in addition to President Obama
President Trump and House Republicans promised families a significant increase in the Child Tax Credit (CTC) . The House Ways & Means Committee’s Tax Cuts...
Families began receiving monthly Child Tax Credit (CTC) payments on July 15. For many, those regular payments—currently permitted through the end of the year—will combat...
This public comment highlights the usefulness of the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) for analyzing family dynamics, income support, and income changes throughout the year and over longer time periods. If the Census Bureau follows through with a proposal to reduce the SIPP sample
The federal government invests more than $500 billion annually in children through direct cash payments, including tax credits, and in-kind goods such as childcare, education, food subsidies, and healthcare coverage. This represents about 10 percent of the federal budget. Research shows these
Join the Urban Institute and the Berkeley Opportunity Lab as we explore lessons from the 2021 child tax credit (CTC) expansion regarding program design, take-up,...