Elaine J. Sorensen
Abstract
Examines the design, adoption, and initial outcomes of New York's earned income tax credit program for low-income parents who do not have custody but pay child support. Recommends increased outreach to improve implementation and participation rates.
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Examines the design, adoption, and initial outcomes of New York's earned income tax credit program for low-income parents who do not have custody but pay child support. Recommends increased outreach to improve implementation and participation rates.
Key concepts: Earned income tax credit, Child support, Tax credit, Falling (accident), Poverty, State (computer science), Economics, Labour economics