500,000 Working California Families Still Need to Apply for $220 Million in Tax Credits ...Middle East

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Los Angeles, CA… While the tax filing deadline has passed, an estimated 500,000 working families in California are still eligible to apply for the $220 million in tax credits available to them from the State of California through the California Earned Income Tax Credit (CalEITC) and Golden State Stimulus (GSS). United Ways of California and local partners are helping to make sure families who are eligible receive as much as $4,200 from the two programs. “It’s not too late for thousands of California working families to apply for the California Earned Income Tax Credit and the Golden State Stimulus programs and put more money in their pockets and support their families,” said Nalleli Sandova

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