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Committee adopts amendment converting proposed credit into 50% property tax exclusion for in‑home family child‑care providers and refers bill to Taxes
Summary
The House Children, Youth and Families Committee adopted an amendment that converts a proposed state-paid credit into a 50% market‑value property tax exclusion for in‑home family child‑care providers (House File 633) and re‑referred the bill to the Taxes Committee after public testimony and debate about distributional and fiscal effects.
The Minnesota House Committee on Children, Youth and Families unanimously adopted a DE1 amendment to House File 633 that converts an originally drafted state-paid credit into a 50% market‑value exclusion on property taxes for in‑home family child‑care providers, then voted to re‑refer the bill to the Committee on Taxes for a revenue estimate and further consideration.
Author Representative Jennifer Nadeau, who introduced the bill, said the exclusion applies to property taxes attributable to net capacity levies and is limited to in‑home family child‑care providers. “This bill is a very simple common sense bill that I hope helps stabilize in home family childcare providers,” Nadeau said during committee discussion.
Nut graf: Committee members and witnesses framed the bill as a targeted step to shore up falling family child‑care capacity — Minnesota has seen large declines in licensed family…
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