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The purpose of this directive is to provide state and local district staff with information and procedures regarding the new NCP NYS EIC. It sets forth the process by which the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA), Division of Child Support Enforcement (DCSE), will provide a file of potentially eligible NCPs to the Department of Taxation and Finance (DTF). To meet the child support qualifications for the credit and be included on the file, the NCP must have a child support order that has been in effect at least one-half of the tax year that is payable through a SCU, and the NCP has paid 100% of the current amount of child support due in the tax year. The directive provides an appeal process to the SCU for an NCP who has been notified by DTF that their claim for the NCP NYS EIC has been disallowed because they did not meet all of the child support qualifications.
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