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Commonwealth child care support – what do families get?

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Child care assistance Tax rebates Taxation Work-life balance Child care Children Families Australia
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Commonwealth child care support – what do families get? 76.25 KB
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This Research Note overviews what the Commonwealth provides in terms of child care financial support and assistance. It also includes calculations giving examples of what families can expect to receive in financial support for the two main types of Commonwealth child care subsidies—the Child Care Benefit and the new Child Care Tax Rebate.

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Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
12 Dec 2006

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