Synonyms for tax credit
tax cred·it

Princeton's WordNet

1. tax creditnoun

   a direct reduction in tax liability (not dependent on the taxpayer's tax bracket)

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1. • Reduction

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1. Ritchie Torres:

   Myhighest priority is a permanent child tax credit, which is the most powerful tool we have for radically reducing child poverty in America.

2. Richard Neal:

   The pandemic is driving families deeper and deeper into poverty, and it's devastating. We are making the Child Tax Credit more generous, more accessible, and by paying it out monthly, this money is going to be the difference in a roof over someone's head or food on their table.

3. John Larsen:

   I would say a watered down CEPP may be worse than no CEPP, as long as the clean energy tax credit package is in at the scale and ambition people have been talking about for months, you're already going to have increased acceleration of clean energy in America.

4. Senator Rubio:

   Senator Rubio has consistently communicated to the Senate tax negotiators that Senator Rubio vote on final passage would depend on whether the refundability of the child tax credit was increased in a meaningful way.

5. Ethan Zindler:

   It's notable that in this third year of the Trump presidency, which has not been particularly supportive of renewables, U.S. clean energy investment set a new record by a country mile, these technologies are more cost-competitive than ever, and the fact that there was a tax credit step-down on the horizon made the market particularly busy in 2019.