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- Last updated: Nov. 14, 2024
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- Research By: 9bCorp
- Research Type: Community Study
Source: We All Count
IRS data only goes down to the zip code level.
Helping families file their taxes for the first time. Helping families receive funds to keep them out of poverty cycles.
Determine where families who qualify for EITC are not filing for EITC.
The research team had a conversation about their own implicit biases.
Low- to moderate-income families
What amount of earned income tax credits were left on the table in 2020?, Where are the zip codes that could use help the most?, Where in the zip code are the people who need help?, What are the demographics of the people in these tracts?, Where can I market our solutions? What was our impact by zip code
Comparing families making under $50,000 who filed IRS EITC amounts by zip code to the Census total number of families making under $50,000.
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The IRS data only disaggregated data on income and zip code. We used many census variables to help disaggregate the data in other ways.
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Casual
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Overview of the data for a quick analysis.
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9b
Overview of the data for a quick analysis.
The link for the Tableau map will be available until Tableau or 9b takes it down.
No specific training is needed.
Data is owned by the IRS and the Census. The Tableau map is owned by 9b.
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