Urban Institute Examines Expansion of EITC for Childless Workers

Urban Institute Examines Expansion of EITC for Childless Workers

Urban Institute

An expansion of the earned income tax credit that triples the maximum EITC for workers without resident children, broadens the income range of eligible childless workers, and reduces the minimum eligibility age for the childless EITC would increase the income of more than 24 million individuals and married couples, according to a May Urban Institute report.

An expansion of the earned income tax credit that triples the maximum EITC for workers without resident children, broadens the income range of eligible childless workers, and reduces the minimum eligibility age for the childless EITC would increase the income of more than 24 million individuals and married couples, according to a May Urban Institute report.

An expansion of the earned income tax credit that triples the maximum EITC for workers without resident children, broadens the income range of eligible childless workers, and reduces the minimum eligibility age for the childless EITC would increase the income of more than 24 million individuals and married couples, according to a May Urban Institute report.

An expansion of the earned income tax credit that triples the maximum EITC for workers without resident children, broadens the income range of eligible childless workers, and reduces the minimum eligibility age for the childless EITC would increase the income of more than 24 million individuals and married couples, according to a May Urban Institute report.