Revised 9/19/08 Child Tax Credit Expansion before Congress Would Help 13 Million Children: Nursing Home Aides, Cooks, Pre-School Teachers, and Construction Workers Would Get a Boost

8/7/08 Few of the 2001 and 2003 Tax Cut Provisions Benefit Families With Modest Incomes

Revised 5/19/08 Improving the Refundable Child Tax Credit: An Important Step Toward Reducing Child Poverty

11/7/07 Families Helped by the Child Tax Credit Expansion Work Hard in Low-Paying Jobs

11/7/07 House AMT “Patch” Bill is Fiscally Responsible: Also Includes Child Tax Credit and Carried Interest Provisions That Would Make the Tax Code More Fair

7/31/03 Are Child Tax Credit Checks - Or Checks To Millionaires - The Appropriate Backdrop For A Speech On The 2003 Tax Cuts?

6/5/03 Who Benefits If The Level At Which The Child Tax Credit Begins Phasing Out Is Raised To $150,000?

Revised 5/30/03 Was There Enough Room In The Tax Bill For The Low-Income Child Tax Credit Provision?

Revised 5/29/03 How The New Tax Law Alters The Child Tax Credit And How Low-Income Families Are Affected

Rev. 6/18/01 The Changes The New Tax Law Makes in Refundable Tax Credits For Low-Income Working Families

2/15/01 More than Half of Black and Hispanic Families Would Not Benefit from Bush Tax Plan » Press Release

2/7/01 An Estimated 12 Million Low- and Moderate-Income Families, with 24 Million Children, Would Not Benefit from Bush Tax Plan