New Jersey bill offers tax credits for businesses providing child care services to employees.

The New Jersey bill provides temporary tax credits for businesses that incur expenses related to employer-provided child care. Eligible businesses can claim credits for up to 50% of $50,000 spent on constructing or operating a child care center for employees' children and 10% of $50,000 for providing child care information and referral services. Businesses must enter into an agreement with the Director of the Division of Taxation, ensuring the child care center is used primarily for employees' children and does not discriminate. The credits apply for three years following the bill's enactment.

New Jersey bill offers tax credits for businesses providing child care services to employees.

The New Jersey bill provides temporary tax credits for businesses that incur expenses related to employer-provided child care. Eligible businesses can claim credits for up to 50% of $50,000 spent on constructing or operating a child care center for employees' children and 10% of $50,000 for providing child care information and referral services. Businesses must enter into an agreement with the Director of the Division of Taxation, ensuring the child care center is used primarily for employees' children and does not discriminate. The credits apply for three years following the bill's enactment.