Support Tax Policies That Support Working Families!
(From our friends at Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children)
When Congress returns to Washington next month, they will have a number of important issues on their plate. One of the most important items they will tackle will be tax policies for low- and moderate-income Americans, especially as they continue to deal with the impact of the recession.
New tax policies enacted by Congress this fall should support working low- and moderate-income families – so parents can continue work and focus on raising their children rather than the basic costs of living.
Please sign onto a letter urging PA members of Congress to support targeted and fiscally responsible tax policies that help low- and moderate-income families.
If Congress doesn’t prioritize children and families, important policies like the Child Tax Credit for a parent working at minimum wage would be cut. It’s not enough to simply address federal tax policy this fall – Congress should take steps to be sure that efforts are family-friendly and will help low- and moderate-income families.
Please sign onto a letter urging PA members of Congress to support targeted and fiscally responsible tax policies that help low- and moderate-income families.
Please sign-on by close of business Tuesday, September 7, 2010.
image courtesy of http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Form_1040EZ,_2005.jpg
When Congress returns to Washington next month, they will have a number of important issues on their plate. One of the most important items they will tackle will be tax policies for low- and moderate-income Americans, especially as they continue to deal with the impact of the recession.
New tax policies enacted by Congress this fall should support working low- and moderate-income families – so parents can continue work and focus on raising their children rather than the basic costs of living.
Please sign onto a letter urging PA members of Congress to support targeted and fiscally responsible tax policies that help low- and moderate-income families.
If Congress doesn’t prioritize children and families, important policies like the Child Tax Credit for a parent working at minimum wage would be cut. It’s not enough to simply address federal tax policy this fall – Congress should take steps to be sure that efforts are family-friendly and will help low- and moderate-income families.
Please sign onto a letter urging PA members of Congress to support targeted and fiscally responsible tax policies that help low- and moderate-income families.
Please sign-on by close of business Tuesday, September 7, 2010.
image courtesy of http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Form_1040EZ,_2005.jpg
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