It says that tax plans, the child credit, the child credit under the Republican plan would exclude 53 to 56 percent of the children in New York State; 3,183,357 New York kids will be ineligible under the House plan for the child tax credit. This is from Citizens for Tax Justice, a nonpartisan Washington-based research organization that released a study today showing that the proposed child credit in the pending House of Representatives tax plan would exclude 56 percent of New York children. The Senate bill would exclude 53 percent. Obviously the families of New York have been promised a child tax credit for 3 years, but now many of them, the majority of them will actually get nothing. The current Republican tax and entitlement package denies help to 28 million working families.
Frank Pallone: “It says that tax plans, the child credit, the child credit under the Republican plan would exclude 53 to 56 percent of…”
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Discussing the impact of the Republican child tax credit plan on New York families.
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