Updated 10/8/08 State Earned Income Tax Credits: 2008 Legislative Update

3/5/08 How Much Would a State Earned Income Tax Credit Cost In 2009?

2/14/08 State Low-Income Tax Relief in the Absence of an Income Tax

10/25/07 Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel's Proposed Expansion of the EITC for Childless Workers: An Important Step to Make Work Pay

10/5/07 A Majority of States with Income Taxes Have Enacted State Earned Income Tax Credits

7/18/07 Hawaii's Income Tax on the Working Poor: A Post-Session Update

Revised 6/7/07 Analysis of Sessions Amendment to Deny the EITC to People Working Here Legally As A Result of the Senate Immigration Bill (Amendment # 1234)

6/6/07 Analysis of Sessions Amendment to Deny the EITC to Many Legal Permanent Residents (Amendment # 1235)

3/28/07 State Earned Income Tax Credits and the "Overpayments" Issue

3/27/07 The Impact of State Income Taxes on Low-Income Families in 2006 » National Press Release: HTML » Full Report: HTML » State Fact Sheets » Georgia Press Release: HTML » Hawaii Press Release: HTML

Revised 2/28/07 Testimony: Jason Levitis on the EITC, Before the Maryland House of Delegates Finance Committee

2/14/07 A State EITC Is A Cost-Effective Way To Ease Hawaii’s High Income Tax Burden On The Poor Press Release: HTML, PDF, 2pp.

2/7/07 How Much Would a State Earned Income Tax Credit Cost In 2008?

Revised 11/20/06 Together, State Minimum Wages and State Earned Income Tax Credits Make Work Pay

Revised 10/20/06 A Rising Number of State Earned Income Tax Credits Are Helping Working Families Escape Poverty

Revised 5/24/06 The EITC Should Not Be Denied to Workers Who Are Working Here Legally and Paying Taxes

3/22/06 Testimony Before the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Finance Committee On State Earned Income Tax Credits

3/8/06 A HAND UP: How State Earned Income Tax Credits Help Working Families Escape Poverty in 2006