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AdvertisementNorth Carolina parents can apply for $335 grant to pay for virtual schooling, child care costsHide TranscriptShow Transcript5% OR LESS. THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF REVEN IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR AN EXTRA CREDIT INITIATIVE FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. IT IS A ONE-TIME PAYMENT OF THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS AND IS PART OF THE LEGISLATORS COVID-19 RELIEF BILL. THE PAYMENT IS MEANT TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE F LIKE VIRTUAL EDUCATION AND CHILDCARE. OUR COSTS THE DEADLINE TO APPLY IS OCTOBER 15 TO 20 HAVE INFORMATION ON WHO QUALIFIES AND A LINK T AAdvertisementNorth Carolina parents can apply for $335 grant to pay for virtual schooling, child care costsThe North Carolina Department of Revenue is now accepting applications for a $335 extra credit initiative for parents and guardians.The one-time payment is part of House Bill 1105, the COVID-19 relief bill that was signed into law by Gov. Roy Cooper on Sept. 4. The money is meant to help families with qualifying children in North Carolina by providing economic support to assist with virtual schooling and child care costs during the COVID-19 pandemic.While taxpayers who reported at least one qualifying child (age 16 or younger) on their 2019 state individual income tax return will receive the payment automatically, some North Carolinians who were not required to file a return are still eligible, but must apply by Oct. 15, 2020 in order to receive the grant.State officials say the money will be issued by Dec. 15.Click here for an application for the extra credit grant.The North Carolina Department of Revenue is now accepting applications for a $335 extra credit initiative for parents and guardians.The one-time payment is part of House Bill 1105, the COVID-19 relief bill that was signed into law by Gov. Roy Cooper on Sept. 4. The money is meant to help families with qualifying children in North Carolina by providing economic support to assist with virtual schooling and child care costs during the COVID-19 pandemic.AdvertisementWhile taxpayers who reported at least one qualifying child (age 16 or younger) on their 2019 state individual income tax return will receive the payment automatically, some North Carolinians who were not required to file a return are still eligible, but must apply by Oct. 15, 2020 in order to receive the grant.State officials say the money will be issued by Dec. 15.for an application for the extra credit grant.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementNorth Carolina parents can apply for $335 grant to pay for virtual schooling, child care costsHide TranscriptShow Transcript5% OR LESS. THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF REVEN IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR AN EXTRA CREDIT INITIATIVE FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. IT IS A ONE-TIME PAYMENT OF THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS AND IS PART OF THE LEGISLATORS COVID-19 RELIEF BILL. THE PAYMENT IS MEANT TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE F LIKE VIRTUAL EDUCATION AND CHILDCARE. OUR COSTS THE DEADLINE TO APPLY IS OCTOBER 15 TO 20 HAVE INFORMATION ON WHO QUALIFIES AND A LINK T AAdvertisementNorth...

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