Sentence examples for breaks for child from inspiring English sources
The latest one concerns tax breaks for child care.
The most specific domestic policy he has put forward, on tax breaks for child care, would tilt toward the wealthy.
Taking their cue from the White House, Democrats in Congress are seeking to portray Republicans as working on behalf of a thin slice of the wealthiest taxpayers and ignoring the concerns of lower- and middle-income people who need tax breaks for child care, health care and college tuition costs.
What's less well known is that the tax breaks for child and dependent care are also complicated, making it easy to miss out on the full benefit you could get or to claim a break you're not entitled to.
There are two breaks for child care costs: the child and dependent care credit, which you claim on your 1040 by attaching Form 2441, and a pre-tax dependent care account, which you can only get through your employer.
The erosion of state support through tax breaks for child-care and the like doesn't help.
The Council has its own tax-reduction package, which would offer tax breaks for child-care costs, on mortgages taken out by first-time homebuyers and to lower-income working families, instead of the across-the-board income tax cut the mayor has proposed.
Tax Breaks for Children The child credit increases this year to $600, from $500, for children under 18 and then rises in steps, to $1,000 in 2010.
The Netherlands' far-right firebrand, Geert Wilders, staked his participation in the government on a demand for an extra half-billion euros in spending on elder care, and most recently defended tax breaks for children who take care of aging parents.
We also want better access to short breaks for children and young people with autism and their families, as raising a child with complex behaviour can place a strain on the whole family.
Traditionally, men suffered most from this, but recent research (quoted by the Policy Studies Institute) suggests it can hurt women more because, with career breaks for children, they feel they could have achieved more in their working lives.
