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Effects of Temporary In‐Work Benefits for Welfare Recipients: Examination of the Australian Working Credit Programme*

Fiscal Studies, 2012
AbstractWe investigate the impact of ‘Working Credit’, a nationally‐implemented programme which created increased incentives for welfare recipients to undertake temporary work. Highlighting the difficulties in identifying programme effects in the absence of a randomised controlled trial or a natural experiment, we produce estimates of impacts under ...
Roger Wilkins, Andrew Leigh
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The recipient's knowledge of fraud and its impact on the recovery of refunds and credits

World Journal of VAT/GST Law, 2013
(2013). The recipient's knowledge of fraud and its impact on the recovery of refunds and credits. World Journal of VAT/GST Law: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 214-223.
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Welfare, Work and Banking: 
The Use of Consumer Credit by Current and Former Tanf Recipients 
In Charlotte, North Carolina

Journal of Urban Affairs, 2005
ABSTRACT:Little is known about TANF recipients and leavers use of consumer credit. Using data from a 2001 North Carolina household survey of low-income households, we analyze banking and credit behavior of current and recent welfare recipients in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Michael A. Stegman, Robert Faris
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Institutional and Non-Institutional Credit Delivery in Hooghly, West Bengal: Who Are the Recipients?

Journal of Land and Rural Studies, 2013
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has taken several initiatives in recent years to include all households under the ambit of the formal financial sector. As a step towards this goal, the RBI has directed commercial banks to provide no frills accounts that allow an individual to open a bank account at zero balance. Several initiatives have also been taken
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Relaxed Credit Standards in the U.S. Housing Boom: Changes in Risk Characteristics of Mortgage Recipients*

International Review of Finance, 2019
AbstractThis paper examines components of credit risk and how their ability to predict the interface between households and mortgage market changed under the relaxed lending standards prevailing during the U.S. housing boom of the 2000s. Using data from the Federal Reserve Board's 1998 and 2007 Survey of Consumer Finances, the paper evaluates changes ...
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The Effects of the Earned Income Tax Credit on Mental Health of Recipients

Korean Journal of Social Welfare, 2021
Ji Hyeon Song, Boreum Kim, Young Woong Kim, Chang Hyun Kim, Jaehyun Nam   +4 more
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Implicit Tax Rates of the Expanded Earned Income Tax Credit for Welfare Recipients in North Carolina

Journal of Consumer Affairs, 1996
High implicit tax rates for welfare recipients have been cited as a deterrent to additional work effort by these households. The expanded earned income tax credit (EITC), passed by Congress in 1993, was enacted in part to reduce the implicit tax rates and increase work effort by very low income households. This paper calculates implicit tax rates for a
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Jay Champion of Elevations Credit Union, 2014 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award Recipient

The Journal of Applied Management and Entrepreneurship, 2016
Jay Champion is the Chief Operating Officer of Elevations Credit Union. He directs all aspects of the credit union's commercial, consumer, and mortgage lending programs and oversees its retail delivery channels-including all branches, the Elevations call center and remote delivery.
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Examining Child Tax Credit Recipience and Use

The purpose of this study is to examine what factors predict who received monthly Child Tax Credit payments and how they were spent. In March of 2021, Congress passed the American Rescue Plan (ARP). Included in this bill was an expansion of the Child Tax Credit (CTC), a program providing tax relief to families with children.
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AC 10-1: Recipient Organization Procedures for Advance Financing Using the Letter of Credit - Treasury Regional Disbursing Office (RDO) System

1979
This advisory circular sets forth the necessary procedures for those organizations outside the Federal Government who request advance financing under Federal grant and other programs which meet the criteria for use of the letter of credit - RDO system for such funding.
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