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. Raj Shah:

   We do support the child tax credit, we also think it’s more important to make businesses more competitive.

2. Rick Scott:

   A company like Intel — which made $20 billion last year, and their CEO made $180 million — [they’re] going to get $3 (billion) to $4 billion to build something, but we don’t specify exactly what it is, there’s no obligation for them to build the technology we need, but they get the money and a tax credit anyway.

3. Ritchie Torres:

   The American Families Plan is incomplete without a permanent child tax credit, we are in the midst of an FDR moment, which comes only once a century.If we let our FDR moment pass us by, without making the child tax credit permanent, we will live to regret it.

4. Michael Bennet:

   I think it's a reason why we should be making permanent the child tax credit because it would really help people that are struggling with inflation right now.

5. Marty Feldstein:

   What's clear is even if the economy doesn't go into a full scale recession it will be a slow year, one that would benefit from a fiscal stimulus like a $ 300( tax credit). If we're going to actually slip into negative GDP, I would want to see more than that.