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6/26/2009
2009 EITC Applications and Guidelines
  Year 1 of 1 C-corporations and Year 1 of 2 C-corporations can submit their applications beginning on July 1. Year 1 of 1 S-corporations and Year 1 of 2 S-corporations can submit their applications beginning on July 8.
6/24/2009
EITC TAX CREDITS ARE EXHAUSTED FOR THE 08-09 YEAR
  The Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program is fully subscribed for the 2008-2009 fiscal year. According to the State Department of Community and Economic Development, businesses have submitted enough applications to use all of the EITC credits for the fourth year in a row.
6/23/2009
2009 Scholarship Organization Survey
  Help us serve you better by printing out and completing this survey.
6/14/2009
The EITC Program Saves the State and Taxpayer Money
  The REACH Foundation released a report today that shows the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program saves state money.
6/11/2009
Jaelyn Laughery: STUDENT’S EDUCATION BUILT ON FAMILY VALUES
  Jaelyn Laughery, a first-grader who enjoys science experiments and cooking, attends The Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School. Her mom, Alea, feels that her decision to send her daughter to cyber school can best be described by a cartoon that hangs on their refrigerator: the cartoon has a little boy in the principal’s office with a caption that reads “No, you can’t quit school to spend more time with your family.”
6/10/2009
The EITC Saves Government and Taxpayer Money
  The REACH Foundation released a report today that shows the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program saves state money.
5/19/2009
Alexanne Marousis: STUDENT'S EDUCATION BUILT ON CHOICE
  Alexanne Marousis, a sixth grade student who wants to go to college someday so that she can become an English Professor, attends the Assumption Blessed Virgin Mary School of Feasterville, Pennsylvania, a Catholic school for grades K-8. Alexanne says she feels privileged and proud to attend Assumption BVM.
4/9/2009
Sekou Johnson: STUDENT THANKFUL FOR SCHOOL CHOICE
  Sekou Johnson, a Steelton resident who wants to go to college someday so that he can take care of his family, attends The Nativity School of Harrisburg, an independent school for boys with small class sizes and challenging course work. Sekou says he’s fortunate to attend The Nativity School, where he can focus on his education “without any girls to distract him or get him in trouble.”
2/12/2009
2009-2010 brochures
  Click here for information on how to obtain copies of the 2009-2010 Transforming Education in Pennsylvania brochure and the new Step-by-Step Guide's for Accountants.