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CMS Work Opportunity Tax Credit Newsletter July 2023
In this issue:
- Brian Kelly Talks WOTC on the Philly Business Spotlight Hour
- What Can My WOTC Dashboard Show Me?
- Why You Should Switch to a Paperless WOTC Screening Process
- WOTC Wednesday: Can I Get a Report on How Many People Qualified for WOTC?
- Understanding the Work Opportunity Tax Credit’s Target Groups: SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) Benefits Recipient
- Work Opportunity Tax Credit Statistics for North Dakota
- #ICYMI
Brian Kelly Talks WOTC on the Philly Business Spotlight Hour
CMS’s Brian Kelly talks with financial advisor with Thrive Capital Management, Brian Dougherty about the Work Opportunity Tax Credit on the Philly Business Spotlight Hour on WWDB-AM Talk 860. Thank you Brian for having us on your show!
What Can My WOTC Dashboard Show Me?
Your Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) Dashboard gives you a real-time overview of the activity in your account. The Dashboard contains the following.
Why You Should Switch to a Paperless WOTC Screening Process
CMS’s online web link screening system screens your WOTC new hires with ease. The benefits of using the online screening system includes…
WOTC Wednesday: Can I Get a Report on How Many People Qualified for WOTC?
CMS’s Brian Kelly answers your questions about the Work Opportunity Tax Credit in our weekly video Q&A series #WOTCWednesday. Follow us on our new TikTok.
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Understanding the Work Opportunity Tax Credit’s Target Groups: SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) Benefits Recipient
New hires who fall under one or more of WOTC’s Target Groups may make you eligible for a WOTC Tax Credit. Target Group #7 is the SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) Benefits Recipient. 1,563,752 individuals were hired with certification from this target group in 2022, 60.86% of the total.
A “qualified SNAP benefits recipient” is an individual who on the date of hire is:
- At least 18 years old
- under 40, AND
- A member of a family that received SNAP benefits for:
- the previous 6 months OR
- at least 3 of the previous 5 months.
Florida hired the most qualified SNAP recipients last year with 125,471 new hires qualifying under that target group. The maximum tax credit available for hiring a Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Recipient is $2,400.
In 2022 the state of North Dakota issued 8,678 Work Opportunity Tax Credit certifications. North Dakota issued 0.34% of WOTC Tax Credits in 2022. Designated Community Recipient was North Dakota’s highest tax credit target group with 68.05% of certifications for that category. See historical data on North Dakota and the Work Opportunity Tax Credit.
#ICYMI
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- Your WOTC Dashboard
- New Spanish Language Option Available Online
- IRS Encourages Employers to Take Advantage of Work Opportunity Tax Credit
- EEOC Issues Formal Opinion on the Work Opportunity Tax Credit
- WOTC’s Target Groups
- Calculate your WOTC Savings
- Tips to Maximize WOTC Participation and Increase Savings
- The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) Statistics 2022
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