Local groups are urging people who are eligible to claim their tax credits before filing season ends on April 18.
On Friday, local agencies put a spotlight on one way to do so: the Earned Income Tax Credit, also known as the EITC.RELATED: Federal Trade Commission accuses Intuit of deceptively advertising TurboTax as free
The organization's CEO, Bill York, said the money saved could go toward rent, utilities, groceries, tuition and other important expenses. VITA program coordinator Carmen Ruiz said state tax credits now apply to all California tax filers, including undocumented filers who meet the other eligibility criteria.
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