Using Tax Credits to Promote High Quality Early Care and Education Services

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Using Tax Credits to Promote High Quality Early Care and Education Services

Tax credits have been used in a variety of policy areas to encourage increased investments in programs seen as “social goods,” such as clean energy and charitable donations. This paper explores financing strategies for early childhood programs and propose recommendations about how tax credit might best be used.

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