Earned Income Tax Tables, 1999 and 2000
2000 limits for Earned Income Credit:
- $10,380 for workers age 25 to 64 with no qualifying children
- $27,413 for workers of any age with one qualifying child
- $31,152 for workers with two or more qualifying children.
2000 Earned Income Credit Table, $1 to $8,800
2000 Earned Income Credit Table, $8,800 to $22,250
2000 Earned Income Credit Table, $22,250 and higher
1999 limits for Earned Income Credit:
- $10,200 for workers age 25 to 64 with no qualifying children
- $26,928 for workers of any age with one qualifying child
- $30,580 for workers with two or more qualifying children.
1999 Earned Income Credit Table, $1 to $8,800
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