Citizens Bank promotes tax-credit campaign

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NED HANDY, President of Citizens Bank and RBS Citizens Rhode Island, left, and Tony Maione, president of United Way of Rhode Island, speak with guests at the press conference on the Earned Income Tax Credit press conference at the Museum of Work and Culture in Woonsocket in January.
NED HANDY, President of Citizens Bank and RBS Citizens Rhode Island, left, and Tony Maione, president of United Way of Rhode Island, speak with guests at the press conference on the Earned Income Tax Credit press conference at the Museum of Work and Culture in Woonsocket in January.

WOONSOCKET – The Citizens Bank Foundation is supporting the Earned Income Tax Credit Awareness Campaign with a $15,000 grant for media outreach, according to a press release.

The foundation is partnering with Rhode Island Community Action Association and the United Way to raise awareness of available tax credits and to offer free tax preparation to working state residents who meet income guidelines.

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In 2012, the Earned Income Tax Credit helped bring nearly $15 million back to residents.

For information about eligibility for free tax preparation services call 2-1-1 or go to www.ricommunityaction.org

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