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A Model for Technology Integration in Poverty Services: Implementing I-CAN! EIC
Interactive Community Assistance Network (I-CAN!) and its tax preparation component, I-CAN! EIC, have the potential to increase pro se litigants' ability to vindicate their rights in court and to eliminate the costs associated with tax preparation for low-wage workers eligible for the earned income tax credit. Using these and other technologies to their full potential requires careful implementation planning, commitment, and leadership from the poverty law community.
