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The 2012 Supplement to Making Care Less Taxing, the Center’s 2011 report on state child and dependent care tax provisions, and the accompanying state report card, Making the Grade for Care, which grades those state provisions, covers the 34 child and dependent care tax provisions in effect in 28 states in tax year 2011.
The 2011 report on state child and dependent care tax provisions, Making Care Less Taxing, and the accompanying state report card, Making the Grade for Care, which grades those state provisions, cover the 34 child and dependent care tax provisions in effect in 28 states in tax year 2010.
Karen Schulman is a Senior Policy Analyst in NWLC's Family Economic Security division. She researches and writes about child care and early education policies. She received her bachelor's degree from Williams College and her master's degree in Public Policy from Duke University. Prior to joining NWLC, she worked at the Children's Defense Fund.