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Earned income tax credit / Political economy / Accountancy / Child tax credit / Child and Dependent Care Credit / Tax credits / Taxation in the United States / Public economics
Date: 2013-09-18 17:35:02
Earned income tax credit
Political economy
Accountancy
Child tax credit
Child and Dependent Care Credit
Tax credits
Taxation in the United States
Public economics

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