A bipartisan bill would put a little more money into the pockets of millions of working families. The Stronger Start for Working Families Act, introduced Sept. 3 by Republican Carol Miller and three colleagues, would lower the refundable child tax credit’s earnings threshold from $2,500 to $1. It remains in the Ways and Means Committee. […]
A bipartisan bill would put a little more money into the pockets of millions of working families. The Stronger Start for Working Families Act, introduced Sept. 3 by Republican Carol Miller and three colleagues, would lower the refundable child tax credit’s earnings threshold from $2,500 to $1. It remains in the Ways and Means Committee. […]
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