Project Goal #1:
Increase awareness of the
Earned Income Tax Credit
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Project Goal #2:
Reduce the financial stress of
Flint and Genesee County families
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Project Goal #3:
Decrease risk factors for
adverse childhood experiences
Resources
Events and Workshops
Click Each Event Below to Register.
Video Workshops
Introduction to the Earned Income Tax Credit
Learn how to benefit from tax credits and follow best practices for a successful tax season. Workshop topics include claiming tax credits (Earned Income Tax Credit), what to expect during the tax season, best practices for personal and small business tax returns.
ACEs Education
Need more info on Adverse Childhood Experiences? Click below or take the questionaire.
Eligibility
Get Your EITC
The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a tax credit for working individuals and families to help refund some of the taxes taken from your paycheck. To qualify, you must have earned income from a job and meet certain income requirements. This money could help pay for food, clothes and other bills, or be saved for an emergency or rainy day.
Single
If your 2022 income meets the following criteria, you are eligible for more money on your tax return with EITC:
- $16,480 – 0 Dependents
- $43,492 – 1 Dependent
- $49,399 – 2 Dependents
- $53,057 – 3+ Dependents
Married/Filing Jointly
If your 2022 income meets the following criteria, you are eligible for more money on your tax return with EITC:
- $22,610 – 0 Dependents
- $49,622 – 1 Dependent
- $55,529 – 2 Dependents
- $59,187 – 3+ Dependents
Free Tax Preparation
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program
Families in Genesee and Shiawassee counties can file their taxes for free with an IRS-certified volunteer through United Way’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. This program is run in partnership with the IRS to help families claim available tax credits to improve financial stability.
About
The ultimate goal of the Community Approaches to Strengthening Economic Supports (CASES) is to put money back into the pockets of working people like you by increasing awareness and receipt of the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). Putting extra money back into your pocket gives you the opportunity to pay for expenses like food, housing, car payments and much more!
The CASES program was established by the Greater Flint Health Coalition to serve lower-income, working families throughout Genesee County who are disproportionately at risk for adverse childhood experiences (ACEs).
Community Outreach & Engagement Outcomes
120,647
Education Materials Distributed
2,000
Spanish Materials Distributed
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Educational Workshops
Contact
We’d love to hear from you.
Greater Flint Health Coalition
120 W. First Street
Flint, MI 48502
810.232.2228
[email protected]