...reservations. Beneficiary Eligibility: Title II, Parts A, B, and C - Economically disadvantaged persons (70 percent of the Bureau of Labor Statistics lower living standard income level or OMB poverty criteria) and unemployed, underemployed or in school except for persons enrolled under...

...the individual would have to be 18 to 24 years of age and from a family whose income is no more than 70 percent of the Bureau of Labor Statistics lower living standard income level. This credit would replace the seldom used WIN tax credit and the present welfare credit. Another problem...

...the individual would have to be 18 to 24 years of age and from a family whose income is n« more than 70 percent of the Bureau of Labor Statistics lower living standard income level. This credit would replace the seldom used WIN tax credit ami the present welfare credit. Another problem...

...clients and their locales. He would point out an easy way to do this: a simple re-enactment of YCDPA, with the elimination of Subpart 2 YCCIP, and the removal...be based on family income, and should be set at 70% of the Bureau of Labor Statistics lower living standard income level, in order to target services to...

...purposes of the TJTC, a worker is economically disadvantaged if the worker's family income is below 70 percent of the Bureau of Labor statistics lower living standard income levels during the prior six months. To claim the credit for an employee, an employer must receive a...