The local cost of living, however, also dramatically influences the value of the [earned income tax] credit and the share of taxpayers that benefit. After adjusting for local living-cost differences, the maximum value of the EITC ranges from nearly $4,000 for a single taxpayer with one child in Memphis, Tenn., to nearly $2,100 in San Francisco and $1,500 in Manhattan.
Source: The Wall Street Journal, Real Time Economics
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Value Of Earned Income Tax Credit, Adjusted For Cost Of Living, In US Cities
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From The Wall Street Journal, Real Time Economics, "The Earned Income Tax Credit Is Worth Far Less in San Francisco. Should We Fix That?" by Nick Timiraos:
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