Kansas HB2689 establishes a tri-share child care act to share child care costs among employers, employees, and the state.
Kansas HB2689 enacts the Kansas tri-share child care act, which creates a program for sharing child care costs among employers, employees, and the state. The program is administered by the director of the Kansas office of early childhood. Employers and employees contribute a portion of the child care costs, while the state covers the remaining portion through the Kansas tri-share child care matching program fund. The act also establishes a tax credit for employers who make verified and certified payments for child care services.
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