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Episode 10: $150K to $2M Childcare Tax Credit Proposal – Too Good to Be True?

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On our 10th episode of the Childcare Tax Break Breakdown we discuss a potential new bill introduced at the federal level, the Child Care for American Families Act, H.R. 8540. The bill aims to enhance the Employer Child Care Tax Credit, increasing the general percentage for qualified childcare expenditures to 40%. For small businesses with 500 or fewer employees, the bill proposes a 50% credit on expenditures. The bill also sets a cap at 60% of expenditures for rural and low-income areas, incentivizing employers to offer more childcare services. Additionally, the bill suggests increasing the annual cap on qualified expenses to $2 million and the total credit to $1.2 million. Businesses could claim the credit by pooling resources for childcare facilities, encouraging collaboration among small businesses. The bill's potential impact could significantly reduce the cost of childcare benefits programs for employers, making it more accessible and affordable. Greg and Doug highlight the importance of tracking this bill and other similar initiatives across states to support childcare affordability and accessibility.

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Thank you for joining us on 'Childcare Tax Break Breakdown'! If you found our deep dive into Indiana's childcare benefit program insightful, please consider subscribing for more valuable discussions. For further information, questions, or to share your experiences with childcare benefits, DM Doug or myself here on LinkedIn. Stay tuned for our next episode, where we'll explore more current and upcoming childcare grants and tax programs employers can take advantage of. Don't forget to leave us a review and share this episode with your colleagues. Together, let's make the most of workplace benefits and tax breaks!
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1. Child Care Tax Credit Breakdown (00:00:02)

2. Colorado Tax Credit Benefits Conversation (00:17:23)

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On our 10th episode of the Childcare Tax Break Breakdown we discuss a potential new bill introduced at the federal level, the Child Care for American Families Act, H.R. 8540. The bill aims to enhance the Employer Child Care Tax Credit, increasing the general percentage for qualified childcare expenditures to 40%. For small businesses with 500 or fewer employees, the bill proposes a 50% credit on expenditures. The bill also sets a cap at 60% of expenditures for rural and low-income areas, incentivizing employers to offer more childcare services. Additionally, the bill suggests increasing the annual cap on qualified expenses to $2 million and the total credit to $1.2 million. Businesses could claim the credit by pooling resources for childcare facilities, encouraging collaboration among small businesses. The bill's potential impact could significantly reduce the cost of childcare benefits programs for employers, making it more accessible and affordable. Greg and Doug highlight the importance of tracking this bill and other similar initiatives across states to support childcare affordability and accessibility.

Support the Show.

Thank you for joining us on 'Childcare Tax Break Breakdown'! If you found our deep dive into Indiana's childcare benefit program insightful, please consider subscribing for more valuable discussions. For further information, questions, or to share your experiences with childcare benefits, DM Doug or myself here on LinkedIn. Stay tuned for our next episode, where we'll explore more current and upcoming childcare grants and tax programs employers can take advantage of. Don't forget to leave us a review and share this episode with your colleagues. Together, let's make the most of workplace benefits and tax breaks!
Support our podcast and buy us a coffee (we need it):
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/taxbreakbreakdown

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Chapters

1. Child Care Tax Credit Breakdown (00:00:02)

2. Colorado Tax Credit Benefits Conversation (00:17:23)

10 episodes

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