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Training transition-age youth to prepare tax forms helps them access tax incentives and builds financial literacy

First Place For Youth

Jul 20, 2022

Former foster youth especially could be at risk of missing out on a tax credit, said Jane Schroeder, Chief Policy Officer at First Place for Youth.

(LA Times)

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