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TAX CREDITSCredits established by the federal and state government to assist the development of the alternative energy industry. Beginning in 1976, California had a solar tax credit. From 1978 to 1985, both Cali [..]
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TAX CREDITSAmounts which a taxpayer may subtract from his tax liability. They are described as payable if they can exceed tax liability (sometimes the terms refundable and non-wastable are used).
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TAX CREDITSLower case and plural. Working Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit are specific benefits, so are upper case and singular.
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TAX CREDITSTax credits include any special provision of law that results in a dollar-for-dollar reduction in tax liabilities that would otherwise be due. Tax credits may result in a reduction of tax collections or an increase in the value of tax refunds.
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TAX CREDITSThese are like coupons for the supermarket. You can use them to reduce the amount of tax you owe.
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TAX CREDITSTax credits are payments made by the government. Usually, they’re made to people on low incomes, to families with children, or to registered carers.
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TAX CREDITSThe amount of money that tax payers can deduct directly from their taxes.
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TAX CREDITSBased on your family size and income, you may qualify for a tax credit. Unlike tax credits you claim when you file your taxes, these tax credits can be used right away to lower your monthly premium co [..]
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TAX CREDITSBased on your family size and income, you may qualify for a tax credit. Unlike tax credits you claim when you file your taxes, these tax credits can be used right away to lower your monthly premium co [..]
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TAX CREDITSIncentives to invest in a development that reduce liability for taxes that otherwise would be incurred.
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