An Act relative to a child and dependent care tax credit
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Overview
This bill proposes changes to the existing Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit. It aims to make the credit more accessible and beneficial for families who pay for childcare or eldercare so they can continue to work or look for work. The legislation seeks to simplify the application process and potentially increase the amount families can receive as a credit.
Key provisions
- Simplifies the application process for the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit.
- Potentially increases the amount families can receive as a credit.
- Expands eligibility criteria for the credit.
- Addresses issues related to the calculation of the credit.
Who is affected
- Families with young children or dependent adults who require childcare or eldercare services.
- Childcare providers.
- Employers who provide dependent care assistance programs.
Notable changes
- The bill proposes adjustments to the existing tax credit formula.
- It may include provisions to address administrative complexities in claiming the credit.
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Primary sponsor
William F. MacGregor
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