Providing for income tax credits for payment of employee's child care related expenses and certain employer contributions to expand community child care availability.
Died in House Committee
Summary
The bill would let businesses claim a credit against their state income tax for expenses such as paying employees’ child‑care, funding on‑site child‑care centers, and contributing to third‑party child‑care providers. Credits range from 30% to 75% of qualified spending, with annual caps per taxpayer and a $3 million aggregate limit. It aims to lower child‑care costs for workers and expand available care options.
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