March 27, 2020
For people who were ineligible in 2018 and perhaps took a pay cut or got a divorce that put them under the income thresholds in 2019, “there needs to be a real information campaign to get people to file on time,” said Meg Wiehe, deputy director of the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. Read more
Quoted Staff Member
Former Deputy Executive Director
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