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Interactive Map: How a State Earned Income Tax Credit Would Benefit Each Kentucky County

Ashley Spalding | March 12, 2014

A state Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) in Kentucky would build on the established benefits of the federal EITC, helping working Kentuckians better afford necessities and stimulating local economies. The following interactive map describes the positive impact a state EITC could have on each Kentucky county. Scrolling over a county on the map shows the number and share of people who would benefit and the additional dollars that would flow into each community. To view a larger version of the map, click here.

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