New tax credits

Paul Treloar

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New tax credits

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Feb 2002Publisher:Bristol University PressJournal:Benefits: A Journal of Poverty and Social Justice, volume 10, pages 49-52 (issn: 1759-8273, eissn: 1759-8281,

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Authors: Paul Treloar;

doi: 10.51952/ympt9615

New tax credits

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The announcement of the government’s intention to introduce a new Child Tax Credit for families with children, along with a Working Tax Credit for low-income workers could herald one of the most radical changes to welfare support for low-income families in the UK. This article looks at what is known so far about the new tax credits and how they will operate.

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