Working parents often face extra expenses, such as summer day camp for their children. Many people don't know they might qualify for tax credits.

The expanded child tax credit for 2021 gets a lot of attention, but there's another big tax change for families this tax season: The child and dependent care tax credit has been increased ...

Take advantage of the 2021 child care credit and receive a refundable tax credit of up to $8,000. This tax season, an often overlooked tax credit could put up to $8,000 back in families’ pockets.

Tax season starts on Jan. 24 and eligible parents can expect the remainder of their enhanced child tax credit with their return. However, parents and caregivers may see an even bigger tax break ...

The Child and Dependent Care Credit is worth up to $6,000 in qualifying expenses for two or more dependents. ... A table determines the percentage of your expenses you can claim based on your AGI.

The CDCC is a federal tax credit to help working families pay for child care. Income and child care spending determine benefits — up to $4,000 per child for up to two children during 2021.

Dependent Care Tax Credit. Prior to the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, the Dependent Care Tax Credit provided a maximum of 35% of eligible childcare expenses paid during the year as a tax credit.

The current credit is capped at 30% of child care expenses; the proposal would expand that to 50% by 2028 (or up to $5,000 for one child or $10,000 for multiple children, whichever is lower). Child ...

In fact, when the child tax credit was expanded nationwide during the pandemic and made fully refundable (that is, families received full payments even if the credit was more than they owed in ...