Cleveland's Nonprofit All-StarsMain MenuChapter One: Arts and Education NonprofitsChapter 2 - Faith-Based PhilanthropyIntroductionChapter 3: Cleveland Social ServicesSocial Justice NonprofitsChapter 5-Health Care NonprofitsBarbara Burgess-Van Akendffa201f9e142dde249b32b2c708a4eebdb9f6da
Chapter 3: Earned Income Tax Credit Scholarly Journal
12016-11-29T14:19:05-08:00Hemen Aklilu14cf86c7dbef92a9f9f7e34a28a66066fe449b9f123158plain2016-12-01T19:13:50-08:00Kyle Lewis5922342ce9da8514ee02c7ab804867c56597c216This article from the office of disability employment policy discusses the logistics of which the Earned Income Tax Credit program capitalizes on tax incentives. While this article talks about the EITC as a whole, it applies to the Cuyahoga EITC. It discusses the terms of the program and who it helps, along with how and certain standards and regulation that are involved in helping with the taxes of the low/middle class families who utilize the help of the EITC. One of the most important pieces of information of the article outlines the three major purposes of the EitC: (1) to reduce the tax burden on low-income workers, (2) to provide a work incentive, and (3) to supplement wages.
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12016-11-29T08:36:26-08:00Hemen Aklilu14cf86c7dbef92a9f9f7e34a28a66066fe449b9fChapter 3: Cleveland Social ServicesMichael Rowland29plain3531252016-12-03T11:30:57-08:00Michael Rowland9c5f05893b12553b910c42ca82ae67ad2e622f9f
