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• Did your family earn $68,675 or less in 2025? Check the Earned Income Tax Credit. If qualified, families could get a bigger refund. Learn more about #EITC and help spread the word: IRS.gov/eitc #IRS
• Don’t miss out: Parents who worked in 2025 and earned $68,675 or less should look into the Earned Income Tax Credit. For tax year 2025, the #EITC is as much as $8,046 for a family with three or more children. IRS.gov/eitc #IRS
• Raising a child on a limited income? Check if you qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit, or #EITC, whether you're raising a child, grandchild, niece, nephew or foster child: IRS.gov/eitc #IRS
• Some grandparents may be eligible for the Earned Income Tax Credit. To see if you qualify, visit the #IRS at: IRS.gov/eitc #EITC
• Raising a family member on a limited income? The Earned Income Tax Credit can help. Learn more from the #IRS: IRS.gov/eitc #EITC

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• DYK that working adults age 25--65 without a qualifying child may be eligible for the Earned Income Tax Credit if they have income below $19,104 ($26,214 for a married couple)? If filing a joint return, only one spouse must meet the age requirement. IRS.gov/eitc #IRS
• Don’t miss out on the Earned Income Tax Credit; you could still qualify even if you don’t have a child. In tax year 2024, eligible workers and families received an average #EITC amount of $2,916. Use the EITC Assistant to see whether you qualify. IRS.gov/eitcassistant #IRS
• Unmarried? No children? You could still qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit, also called #EITC. Visit IRS.gov/eitc to learn more. #IRS

• The Earned Income Tax Credit for families of children with special needs could mean less taxes owed or a refund. Use the #EITC Assistant to see if you’re eligible: IRS.gov/eitcassistant #IRS
• Taxpayers with disabilities: The Earned Income Tax Credit could mean less taxes owed or a refund. See if you qualify: IRS.gov/eitcassistant #IRS

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• Members of the military can include their combat pay as earned income to claim the Earned Income Tax Credit. To learn more from the #IRS: IRS.gov/eitc #EITC
• America's military and veterans: Don’t miss out on the Earned Income Tax Credit. For tax year 2025, the #EITC is as much as $8,046 for a family with three or more children or up to $649 for those who don’t have a qualifying child. See if you qualify at IRS.gov/eitc #IRS
• Military families may qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit, also called #EITC. To see if you qualify for the refundable credit, visit the #IRS at: IRS.gov/eitc 

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• Business owners: Have employees who made $68,675 or less in 2025? The Earned Income Tax Credit could mean less taxes owed or a refund for them. Please share with them so they don’t miss out: IRS.gov/eitc #IRS
• Employers, if you have employees who made $68,675 or less in 2025 don’t let them miss out on the Earned Income Tax Credit. For tax year 2025, the #EITC is as much as $8,046 for a family with three or more children or up to $649 for those who don’t have a qualifying child. Share with your employees: IRS.gov/eitc #IRS
• Have you told your employees about the important Earned Income Tax Credit? One way is by adding a link about #EITC on your company’s internal website. Find more ways to share about this important credit: IRS.gov/eitc #IRS
• Have you told your employees about the valuable Earned Income Tax Credit? One way is by placing #EITC posters in employee break rooms. Visit IRS.gov/eitc #IRS

• Filing inappropriate claims for credits like #EITC and ACTC may adversely affect both you and your clients. Be sure to practice due diligence: IRS.gov/duediligence #IRS
• Check out an #IRS module focused on how practicing due diligence can benefit you, your clients and your business: IRS.gov/duediligence
• Asking the right questions helps #TaxPros get all the facts and avoid penalties. Stay up to date on the #IRS due diligence must-do's: IRS.gov/duediligence
• An #IRS toolkit helps #TaxPros prepare accurate returns, practice due diligence and get their clients the credits they’re due. See IRS.gov/duediligence
• Do you know how to avoid common errors when determining your clients’ eligibility for refundable credits like the #EITC and ACTC? Get the info you need from the #IRS to avoid penalties: IRS.gov/duediligence

Have children under 17? You may be able to claim the Child Tax Credit. Visit: IRS.gov/childtaxcredit #IRS

Raising kids can be expensive. But refundable credits like the Child Tax Credit can help. For more info, see: IRS.gov/childtaxcredit #IRS

Qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit? You may also qualify for the Child Tax Credit and other #IRS tax breaks. Learn more: IRS.gov/childtaxcredit

Special tax breaks from the #IRS can help you offset the cost of raising a child. Visit: IRS.gov/childtaxcredit

Parents: Certain tax credits can help your family’s finances grow stronger. You may be eligible for tax breaks that could lead to a lower tax bill and a higher #IRS refund. Learn more: IRS.gov/childtaxcredit

Whether you're a student or a parent, #IRS education credits can help you with your higher education expenses. IRS.gov/education

Did you know that #IRS education credits can help offset the costs of higher education? Learn more and find out if you're eligible at IRS.gov/education

Do you qualify for an education tax credit? Use the IRS Interactive Tax Assistant tool to help you figure out if you're eligible. IRS.gov/education

Learn about education credits and how they can help you with the cost of higher education. IRS.gov/education

The #IRS has credits that can be used to help pay for undergraduate, graduate and professional degree courses. Learn more about the Lifetime Learning Credit at IRS.gov/education

Does paying for higher education worry you? Find out if you’re eligible for the Lifetime Learning Credit at IRS.gov/education #IRS

Are you an adult wanting to return to school? Learn how you can use education credits, like the Lifetime Learning Credit, for postsecondary education: IRS.gov/education #IRS

Knowledge is power. The #IRS offers the Lifetime Learning Credit so you can pursue your dreams. See if you qualify at: IRS.gov/education

Knowledge is power, but paying for higher education might leave you feeling powerless. The #IRS has the American Opportunity Tax Credit to help with higher education expenses. See what conditions apply and if you qualify at IRS.gov/aotc

If you or your child is pursuing a degree or other recognized education credential, you may be eligible for the American Opportunity Tax Credit. For more details, visit: IRS.gov/aotc