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Tax Initiatives
Strategies that provide tax incentives, deductions, rebates, or credits to families, providers, or employers that directly or indirectly provide funding for child care services, quality improvements, and professional development.
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The Library collection contains summaries and availability information for published documents of interest to policymakers, administrators, practitioners, researchers and other members of the child care community. Links to full-text publications about child care and school-age issues are provided when available.
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1998 Green Book: Section 9: Child Care (HTML) 
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The 1993-1994 Income and Program Participation survey and the 1991 U.S. Department of Education Profile of Child Care Settings (PCS) study showed that the dramatic increases in women’s workforce participation... [view more] | Library |
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2000 Green Book: Section 9: Child Care. (Text)
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2004 Green Book: Section 9: Child Care (PDF)
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An Ambitious Gov. Spitzer Promises No Tax Hikes (HTML)
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This article indicates that Governor Spitzer has put forth an ambitious agenda for New York in 2007. Among Spitzer’s plans are pumping more money into education, with more oversight and transparency in... [view more] | Library |
| Another Growth Year for Employer Child Care. | This eighth annual status report analyzes work-site child care trends. Trends indicate demand for employer child care continues to increase, is spreading to a broader array of companies, and companies... [view more] | Library |
| Approval Application: Arkansas Child Care Approval System and Quality Approval Grant Overview | This document presents an application for accreditation from the State of Arkansas for providing a high quality child care program. A quality program offers the following: (1) a program that views parents... [view more] | Library |
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Bargaining Fact Sheet: Child Care and Early Childhood Education: Updated. (PDF)
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This document presents facts about child care and early childhood education to be used for collective bargaining of union-negotiated contracts. Examples of recently won child care provisions in union contracts... [view more] | Library |
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Best Practices for Family Child Care (PDF)
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This paper by the National Association for Family Child Care presents a framework of best practices for organizing family child care unions that will respect providers as early learning professionals and... [view more] | Library |
| Building Blocks: A Legislator's Guide to Child Care Policy. | The care and education of the youngest children in the United States has become a critical public policy issue affecting millions of families. This guide closely examines the issues and tradeoffs in key... [view more] | Library |
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Caring for Children in Your Home: A Business Guide for Unregulated Providers (PDF)
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Addressed to individuals providing unregulated child care in their homes, this booklet presents basic recordkeeping and tax rules. The booklet discusses the following topics: (1) child care regulations,... [view more] | Library |
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