An Act relative to a child and dependent care tax credit
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill seeks to expand the existing Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit. It aims to make the credit more accessible to families by increasing the amount they can claim and potentially broadening the types of care that qualify. The bill is currently under consideration by the Massachusetts legislature, specifically the House and Senate committees on Revenue.
Key provisions
- Increases the amount families can claim for child and dependent care expenses.
- Expands the types of care that qualify for the credit.
- May adjust income thresholds for eligibility.
- Could potentially provide additional support for families with multiple qualifying dependents.
- Addresses potential barriers to accessing the credit.
- Includes a study order related to H.5318.
- Extends reporting dates for consideration.
Who is affected
- Families with young children or dependent care needs
- Working parents and guardians
- Childcare providers
- Taxpayers in Massachusetts
Notable changes
- Potential adjustments to existing credit amounts.
- Possible expansion of eligible care arrangements.
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Sponsors
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5 on record
Primary sponsor
William F. MacGregor
Cosponsors
Samantha Montaño
William F. MacGregor
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