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

A new report says existing tax incentives intended to help offset child care costs for parents and employers may be going unused. The article is primarily about underutilized tax policy rather than a direct market-moving event, so the broader financial impact appears limited.

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A new report says existing tax incentives intended to help offset child care costs for parents and employers may be going unused. The article is primarily about underutilized tax policy rather than a direct market-moving event, so the broader financial impact appears limited.