Figure 3 - Federal Investments for Low-income Families in Receipt of Both the CCTB Base Benefit and the NCB Supplement for Program Years (July to June)

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1995-1996
Working Income Supplement = $0.3 billion
Child Tax Benefit = $2.6 billion

1996-1997
Working Income Supplement = $0.3 billion
Child Tax Benefit = $2.6 billion

1997-1998
Working Income Supplement and NCB Supplement = $0.5 billion
CCTB Base Benefit = $2.6 billion

1998-1999
NCB Supplement = $1.1 billion
CCTB Base Benefit = $2.6 billion

1999-2000
NCB Supplement = $1.5 billion
CCTB Base Benefit = $2.7 billion

2000-2001
NCB Supplement = $1.9 billion
CCTB Base Benefit = $2.8 billion

2001-2002
NCB Supplement = $2.5 billion
CCTB Base Benefit = $3.1 billion

2002-2003
NCB Supplement = $2.4 billion
CCTB Base Benefit = $3.3 billion

2003-2004
NCB Supplement = $2.7 billion
CCTB Base Benefit = $3.5 billion

2004-2005
NCB Supplement = $2.9 billion
CCTB Base Benefit = $3.6 billion

2005-2006
NCB Supplement = $3.2 billion
CCTB Base Benefit = $3.7 billion

2006-2007
NCB Supplement = $3.5 billion
CCTB Base Benefit = $3.6 billion

2007-2008a
NCB Supplement = $3.7 billion
CCTB Base Benefit = $3.2 billion

a Figures for 2007-2008 are projections

Source: CCTB administrative data from the Canada Revenue Agency (August 2007).

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