Child tax credit may face changes under Trump
With President Trump’s return, the future of the child tax credit is uncertain. Currently capped at $2,000 per child under the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the credit could revert to $1,000 in 2026 unless Congress acts. Bipartisan support exists to maintain the $2,000 credit, but no guarantees are in place.
How to honor MLK: Expand child tax credit.
The original child tax credit was passed in 1997 by a Republican-controlled Congress. Both Vice President J.D. Vance and U.S. Rep. Kweisi Mfume of Baltimore grew up in poverty themselves. The child tax credit deserves and has a history of earning bipartisan support.
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A historic 2025 tax debate is formally underway. A lot of the early focus is on an issue well known to pretty much every ...
As any parent will tell you, raising a kid is expensive and some places are more expensive than others. Rhode Island, like many New England states, is considered one of the more expensive places.
At this time, the child tax credit hands families a $2,000 discount on their tax bill for every child under the age of 17 ...
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