Working Families Tax Credit
Eligible individuals and families can receive the Working Families Tax Credit – a tax refund up to $1,290 for Washington workers.
Do you have questions about eligibility or need help applying? Call or text our Working Families Tax Credit phone line at 206-565-2961, Option 3.
Working Families Tax Credit applications for 2024 will open on February 1, 2025
To read more about the Washington’s Working Families Tax Credit, visit WFTC.wa.gov.
The Washington State Department of Revenue has chosen PIM Savvy Inc. to provide FREE Working Families Tax Credit outreach/application help and Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) services related to the Working Families Tax Credit program.
To read more about the work PIM Savvy is doing, please click here
Program Questions? Contact a tax outreach coordinator at vita@pimsavvy.com or 206-565-2961, option 3.
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Information about the Working Families Tax Credit from WA State Department of Revenue
Who Should Apply for the Working Families Tax Credit in 2023?
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Questions about eligibility for the Working Families Tax Credit
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WA State Department of Revenue Information Video – Spanish
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