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X-WR-CALDESC:Presented by John Burton Advocates for Youth (JBAY)\nPlease jo
 in John Burton Advocates for Youth for a web seminar and release of a new 
 report examining the first three years of the California Foster Youth Tax 
 Credit (FYTC). As of August 31\, 2025\, this refundable tax credit\, avail
 able to current and former foster youth ages 18-25\, has put $17.20 millio
 n directly into the hands of more than 16\,000 young people—plus an estima
 ted $18.66 million in additional credits unlocked from filing.\n\nThe repo
 rt provides a snapshot of statewide progress in year three\, alongside dat
 a from the program’s first two years. It also analyzes persistent barriers
  to reaching the estimated 33\,648 eligible youth and explores strategies 
 to close the gap.\n\n\nCE Hours: 1
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by John Burton Advocates for Youth (JBAY)\nPlease joi
 n John Burton Advocates for Youth for a web seminar and release of a new r
 eport examining the first three years of the California Foster Youth Tax C
 redit (FYTC). As of August 31\, 2025\, this refundable tax credit\, availa
 ble to current and former foster youth ages 18-25\, has put $17.20 million
  directly into the hands of more than 16\,000 young people—plus an estimat
 ed $18.66 million in additional credits unlocked from filing.\n\nThe repor
 t provides a snapshot of statewide progress in year three\, alongside data
  from the program’s first two years. It also analyzes persistent barriers 
 to reaching the estimated 33\,648 eligible youth and explores strategies t
 o close the gap.\n\n\nCE Hours: 1
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SUMMARY:The Nation's First Tax Credit for Foster Youth: A Look at Californi
 a's First Three Years
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