US EditionGov. Hochul Announces Expansion of New York’s Child Tax Credit
The Empire State Child Credit nearly doubles average benefits from $472 to $943 and removes income limits to aid the poorest families, aiming to reduce child poverty by over 8%.
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Governor Hochul announces expansion of child tax credits for qualifying children on Monday
Governor Kathy Hochul announced on Monday an expansion of child tax credits for New York families. This will increase the child tax credit up to $1,000 per qualifying child under the age of four. The credit is for the 2026 filing season, 2025 tax year.
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New York Child Tax Credit Expanded in 2026 | What Families Need to Know
[caption id="attachment_418585" align="alignnone" width="822"] Getty[/caption] The Empire State Child Tax Credit was expanded, and for many families, that means more cash back, even if you don’t usually owe taxes. At a Glance: New York’s child tax credit has been expanded Families with young children may see a bigger refund The update affects this year’s filing season You must file a state tax return to claim the credit Tax season is here, an…
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