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Child care tax breaks can save families and businesses money — but few use them, congressional report finds

Child care can be expensive for both parents and their employers. Yet existing tax incentives to help defray those costs may go unused, a new report finds.

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According to CNBC’s source item, Child care tax breaks can save families and businesses money — but few use them, congressional report finds, Child care can be expensive for both parents and their employers. Yet existing tax incentives to help defray those costs may go unused, a new report finds.

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