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Rewarding Work in Idaho

  • Economic Security, Reports, Tax & Revenue

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The coronavirus pandemic calls for innovative approaches to address challenging economic conditions. Idaho’s Return to Work Bonuses are an example of a promising policy that helps working Idahoans with low and moderate-incomes make ends meet while boosting the economy. A state EITC would build on the policy benefits of the state’s work bonus program, while eliminating some of the program’s limitations.
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