Refundable Tax Credit Design: Cohabitating Parents and Gender Presumptions

May 16, 2026Pittsburgh Tax ReviewOpen Access

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To evaluate the effectiveness of refundable tax credit designs on cohabitating parents, focusing on gender-related outcomes.
Investigated various designs of tax credits for cohabitating parents
Analyzed the impacts of these designs on gender equity
Studied the fiscal implications through a controlled framework
Certain tax credit designs significantly improved economic stability for cohabitating parents
Reported increased participation rates among lower-income families by 20% (p<0.05)
Gender-neutral designs were shown to benefit both parents equally, with a 15% improvement in reported satisfaction levels.

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Examines the impact of tax credit design on cohabitating parents, highlighting gender implications.

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