Now that the summer is in full bloom, parents who have sent or considering sending their children to summer camps may not be aware of the tax implications. Parents who have placed children in camp while they are working or looking for work may be eligible for various tax breaks such as the dependent care credit and the deduction for medical expenses in certain special situations. To get a better grasp of the various tax breaks and the special rules and limitations in this area readers should explore Summer Camp: Tax Treatment.
Summer Camp: Tax Breaks For Those Working or Looking For Work
July 8, 2012 by STEVEN J. FROMM, ATTORNEY, LL.M. (TAXATION)
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