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Through the federal Earned Income Tax Credit, you may be eligible for a refund of up to $5751 – even if no taxes were withheld from your pay in 2011. Some low-income individuals can claim the credit too, and if you need help figuring it all out,

They're saying working families could be missing out on thousands of dollars by not claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit. It's a federal tax credit available to low and middle income families. Often families miss out because they do not file their

Through the federal Earned Income Tax Credit, you may be eligible for a refund of up to $5751 – even if no taxes were withheld from your pay in 2011. Some low-income individuals can claim the credit too, and if you need help figuring it all out,

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Tom will have a story about the Police Advisory Commission, and he'll attend Mayor Michael Nutter's news conference on earned income tax credit. On NewsWorks Tonight, Dave Davies will have a piece on Pennsylvania redistricting.

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