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To: The U.S. Senate
NO CORPORATE TAX CUTS BEFORE SUPPORT FOR WORKING FAMILIES
Times are tough. We went through a global pandemic and lost more than a million of our family and neighbors.
Now, high inflation and rising costs are affecting our pocketbooks.
Congress should do the right thing and extend help for families. In 2021, the Child Tax Credit and the Earned Income Tax Credit provided cash support to millions of families in need, but those changes have expired.
Instead, big corporations are pushing to extend corporate tax cuts.
This is easy. We shouldn’t extend any corporate tax cuts before we support working families. Send a message to Congress:
NO CORPORATE TAX CUTS BEFORE SUPPORT FOR WORKING FAMILIES
We demand Congress extend the expanded, monthly Child Tax Credits as well as improvements to the Earned Income Tax Credit before extending corporate tax breaks.
Now, high inflation and rising costs are affecting our pocketbooks.
Congress should do the right thing and extend help for families. In 2021, the Child Tax Credit and the Earned Income Tax Credit provided cash support to millions of families in need, but those changes have expired.
Instead, big corporations are pushing to extend corporate tax cuts.
This is easy. We shouldn’t extend any corporate tax cuts before we support working families. Send a message to Congress:
NO CORPORATE TAX CUTS BEFORE SUPPORT FOR WORKING FAMILIES
We demand Congress extend the expanded, monthly Child Tax Credits as well as improvements to the Earned Income Tax Credit before extending corporate tax breaks.
Why is this important?
Congress is considering a package of corporate tax breaks, but they’ve failed to extend needed support for working families that helps folks pay the bills, fill their tanks, buy groceries, and afford child care. With rising inflation taking a bigger chunk out of paychecks, we must demand that Congress extend help for working families before more tax breaks for big corporations.
How it will be delivered
The petition will be delivered via email to all 100 members of the Senate.