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| ![]() Living Advantage, Inc. urges California foster youth to use tax creditCalifornia foster youth organizations want to make sure all current or former foster youth, ages 18-25, take advantage of new tax credit for the 2022 tax filing year.
The funding comes from Governor Gavin Newsom's 2022-23 California state budget and is estimated to benefit 20,000 residents in the 2022 tax year. Living Advantage and other foster care organizations want to make sure that this financial opportunity is not missed, as the tax credit is going into effect this tax filing year. However, there are many barriers that could prevent this money from being used. For example, many foster youth don't have family who can help them file their taxes or lack the money to be able to hire someone to guide them through the process. Living Advantage will be hosting a workshop in the New Year and is working with the mayor's office to get the word out. According to the state, you must meet the following qualifications to be eligible:
LA, Inc. is committed to serving youth in the foster care system. LA, Inc. evolved from an organization nurturing foster youth in group homes to addressing a larger social problem that includes transition aged youth (TAY). Visit us at: https://www.livingadvantageinc.org/ End
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