Minnesota to roll out $1,750 per child tax credit

Category: Finance

Minnesota has launched a child tax credit program providing $1,750 per child to low- and middle-income families, with eligibility based on income levels. The program aims to reduce child poverty and includes advance payment options for qualifying families starting next year.

Keywords: Child Tax Credit, Minnesota, Poverty Reduction

Source: Fingerlakes1.com

Update At: 8/6/2024

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