Supporting Tables for TPC Discussion Paper 23, Tax Subsidies to Help Low-Income Families Pay for Child Care

2005, Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit: Distribution of Federal Tax Benefits by Cash Income Percentile

2005, Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit: Distribution of Federal Tax Change by Cash Income Percentile

2005, Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit: Number of Returns and Amount Reported Under Current and Pre-EGTRRA Law

2005-15, Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit (CDCTC) Options, Static Impact on Individual Income Tax Liability and Revenue ($ billions)

2015, Option 2: Allow CDCTC Regardless of Tentative AMT and Extend EGTRRA Provisions, Distribution of Federal Tax Change by Cash Income Percentile

2015, Option 2: Allow CDCTC Regardless of Tentative AMT and Extend EGTRRA Provisions, Number of Returns and Amount Reported By Applicable Credit Rate

2015, Option 3: Index CDCTC For Inflation, Distribution of Federal Tax Change by Cash Income Percentile

2015, Option 3: Index CDCTC For Inflation, Number of Returns and Amount Reported By Applicable Credit Rate

2005, Option 4: Fully Refundable Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit, Distribution of Federal Tax Benefits by Cash Income Percentile

2005, Option 4: Fully Refundable Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit, Distribution of Federal Tax Change by Cash Income Class

2005, Option 4: Make CDCTC Fully Refundable, Number of Returns and Amount Reported Compared to Current Law

2015, Option 4: Make CDCTC Fully Refundable, Distribution of Federal Tax Change by Cash Income Class