An Act relative to the sustainability of the family child care sector
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes tax credits for family child care providers in Massachusetts. The goal is to improve the financial stability of this sector, which provides care for young children in homes. It aims to support family child care providers and ensure the continued availability of these services. The bill is currently under consideration by the Revenue Committee.
Key provisions
- Provides tax credits for family child care providers.
- Aims to support the financial sustainability of the family child care sector.
- The bill is linked to a study order (H5318) regarding the sector.
- The bill was referred to the Revenue Committee and subsequently concurred by the Senate.
- The reporting date has been extended multiple times.
Who is affected
- Family child care providers
- Parents of young children
- The child care industry
- Taxpayers in Massachusetts
Notable changes
- Introduces a new tax credit mechanism for family child care.
- Connects to a broader study on the sector's challenges and needs.
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