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Loudoun Times Mirror: Parent expenses won’t end in January, so why might the Child Tax Credit?
The clock is ticking as the Senate takes their time to decide whether to extend the Child Tax Credit another year.
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U.S. Census Data Shows Child Tax Credit Promotes Work, Entrepreneurship
The results of a new study utilizing Census Pulse Data reveals that the expanded, monthly Child Tax Credit (CTC) is encouraging low-income parents to start new businesses, while reducing child care as a barrier to employment.
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The Palm Beach Post: Child Tax Credit extension needed for Fla. families
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Humanity Forward Applauds New Jersey Leadership for Newly-Passed Child Tax Credit Expansion
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Humanity Forward applauds New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and the New Jersey state legislature in uniting across party lines to unanimously expand the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit last week. The law expands the …
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Humanity Forward Welcomes Advisory Board Member Ja’Ron Smith
Humanity Forward welcomes Ja’Ron Smith, former Special Assistant to President Trump for Legislative Affairs and Executive Director of the Center for Advancing Opportunity, to their advisory board.
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Humanity Forward Congratulates Paolo Mastrangelo for Recognition as Top Lobbyist in 2021
Today, Humanity Forward congratulates Head of Policy and Governmental Affairs Paolo Mastrangelo for his recognition on The Hill’s list of top 100 lobbyists for 2021.
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The Child Tax Credit: Bipartisan Policy that Works to Build Both Families and the Economy
Pro-Work, Pro-Family Policy At this moment, members of Congress are working late nights to negotiate generational investments in the future of our country. And as inflation threatens the earnings and savings of all Americans, Congress has a responsibility …
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Humanity Forward Applauds House Passage of Expanded Child Tax Credit
Today, Humanity Forward applauded the U.S. House of Representatives for passing legislation that would extend the enhanced Child Tax Credit (CTC). This crucial provision in the Build Back Better Act would ensure that the enhanced monthly payments — $250 per child under 18 and $300 per child under six — continue to be available for eligible families in 2022. The legislation would also make the CTC permanently refundable, ensuring that all families can participate without bureaucratic hurdles.
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Understanding Pandemic Inflation: How to Best Reduce and Alleviate It
The Child Tax Credit is functioning as a protective shield against rising prices in America.
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