Espaillat Helped Secure Direct Payments for NY-13 Families with the American Rescue Plan
Rep. Espaillat will host a virtual discussion Tuesday, July 13th at 6:00pm
Beginning Thursday, July 15th, nearly all working families will automatically receive Monthly Child Tax Credit Payments of up to $300 per child through the end of this year. This massive tax relief is part of the American Rescue Plan, and it will help set our children up for success and put more money in the pockets of hardworking parents to pay for child care or put gas in the car so they can go to work and help fuel our economy while building better lives for their families.
Learn more below or visit ChildTaxCredit.gov. How much is the Child Tax Credit |
The American Rescue Plan expanded the Child Tax Credit to up to $3,600 per child for children ages 0 to 5 and $3,000 per child for children ages 6 to 17. The American Rescue Plan also authorized advance monthly payments of the Child Tax Credit through December 2021. Beginning in July and running through December, qualifying families can get up to:
Families will get their remaining expanded Child Tax Credit when they file their 2021 tax return. Who Qualifies for the Child Tax Credit? |
Nearly all hardworking families should get their monthly payments automatically beginning July 15th with no further action required.
Rep. Espaillat will host a virtual discussion on Tuesday, July 13th at 6:00pm to answer questions about the Child Tax Credit. Watch live atfb.com/RepEspaillat. |
Watch Out for Scams! |
According to IRS.gov: “The IRS urges everyone to be on the lookout for scams related to both Advance Child Tax Credit payments and Economic Impact Payments. The IRS emphasized that the only way to get either of these benefits is by either filing a tax return with the IRS or registering online through the Non-filer Sign-up tool, exclusively on IRS.gov. Any other option is a scam. “Watch out for scams using email, phone calls or texts related to the payments. Be careful and cautious: The IRS never sends unsolicited electronic communications asking anyone to open attachments or visit a non-governmental web site.” ### |