You probably received the benefit of the Making Work Pay Credit in the form of reduced payroll tax withholding and slightly bigger paychecks last year. But you don’t get to keep the credit ...

Enact a Making Work Pay tax credit that would equal 6.2 percent of up to $8,100 of earnings (yielding a maximum credit of approximately $500). Indexed for inflation.

For example, many taxpayers were confused by the new Schedule M used to to claim the Making Work Pay credit -- a 6.2% payroll tax credit worth up to $400 for individuals or $800 for married couples.

Create a tax credit of $500 for workers Enact a Making Work Pay tax credit that would equal 6.2 percent of up to $8,100 of earnings (yielding a maximum credit of approximately $500). Indexed for ...

the concept of making work pay off extends beyond mere financial rewards. It encompasses a holistic approach that integrates flexible working environments, work causality, streamlined bureaucracy ...