December 5, 2022: Our updated findings have been published in the December 2022 issue of Health Affairs.
September 27, 2022: While building upon our work, “State Policy and Practice Related to Earned Income Tax Credits May Affect Receipt among Hispanic Families with Children,” we discovered a mistake in the code that made several of the findings inaccurate. As a result, we have taken the brief down. We are working on additional analyses that correct for this error. Email Dana Thomson with questions.
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