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The purpose of the Earned Income Tax Credit Program (EITC) is to

The purpose of the Earned Income Tax Credit Program (EITC) is to

• provide in-kind services such as food stamps and public housing to those individuals who have poor credit.

• encourage low- and moderate-income workers to take second jobs to increase their income.

• provide rebates of Social Security taxes to low-income workers.

• give tax credits to low-income individuals who do volunteer work in their communities.

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