To: dan1123
My second thought was how difficult is it to set up my wife as a daycare for my children to get this tax write-off? If you try that, be sure to let us all know what federal prison you end up in, mmkay?
:)
65 posted on
04/06/2007 4:05:08 PM PDT by
Responsibility2nd
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To: Responsibility2nd; dan1123
See my response to dan1123 in post #71.
It can be done legally.
75 posted on
04/06/2007 4:28:08 PM PDT by
Gabz
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To: Responsibility2nd
I just looked it up. They specifically name “your spouse” as someone you can’t pay and write off for child care expenses. I guess technically you could set up a corporation and get it licensed, but that costs more than the tax credit.
This seems like the most obvious way our government discriminates against single income families though. I would like to see it done away with.
77 posted on
04/06/2007 4:34:07 PM PDT by
dan1123
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