The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on Wednesday proposed stronger restrictions on certain immigrants’ ability to claim refundable tax credits — the latest in the Trump administration’s efforts to curb access from non-U.S. citizens to federal benefits. The department suggested the refunded portion of four tax credits be classified as “federal public…
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Trump admin plans crackdown on some immigrants’ alleged tax refund ‘abuse’
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