New Jersey 2022-2023 Regular Session

New Jersey Assembly Bill A252

Introduced
1/11/22  

Caption

Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for certain employer-provided child care expenditures.

Impact

If enacted, A252 would impact existing tax policies by supplementing the current legislative framework concerning child care services and enhancing employer responsibilities in this domain. The bill is justified on the grounds that employer-provided child care not only benefits employees but also helps in reducing the overall demand for affordable and quality child care services within the state, addressing a critical need for families.

Summary

Assembly Bill A252 aims to provide corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for certain employer-provided child care expenditures in New Jersey. The bill seeks to incentivize businesses to actively support childcare by allowing them to claim tax credits equating to 50 percent of the costs incurred for constructing, operating, or improving child care centers primarily for their employees' children. This is seen as a significant step toward fostering a healthier work-life balance for employees and consequently, enhancing workforce productivity.

Contention

Debates surrounding A252 may arise regarding the allocation of state resources for tax incentives in the private sector, with some arguing that the government should not prioritize business benefits over other pressing social services. Concerns may also be raised about the equitable access to such benefits, particularly for small businesses that may not have the same capacity as larger corporations to accommodate the provisions set in the bill. Furthermore, clarity regarding the definition of 'qualified child care center' and how businesses will demonstrate compliance with the requirements may generate discussions during legislative proceedings.

Companion Bills

NJ S2479

Same As Provides temporary corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for certain employer-provided child care expenditures.

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