Daycare Paid As A Gift
I just had a grandparent write a check for their grandchild's daycare for the month of December as a Christmas gift to their son and daughter in law.
I've never had that happen before. I obviously cannot put that on their deductible total for the year, right? I have grandparents a receipt and grandma asked if she could deduct it. I'm assuming no- they're not her dependents. Maybe as a gift? Idk. |
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Originally Posted by daycarediva: |
Originally Posted by daycarediva: |
Originally Posted by TomCopeland: |
Originally Posted by AmyKidsCo: |
The way I feel about it:
It isn't my job to police their deductions. I give a receipt that says something like this: Received $XXX payment for care of Susie DCK on 11/16/17. Leigh Super simple, and what they do with it after I give it to them is not my concern. I don't even bother to put the payer's name on it. |
Originally Posted by Leigh: I don't separate for divorced parents, and honestly this is the first time this has ever happened where someone wants to pay as a gift. It's an entire month, too. Not a small amount. |
child care tax credit
Originally Posted by AmyKidsCo: |
I already printed the parents an invoice for the year of what they paid (they are now paid up until 1/1) and gave the grandparents a receipt for what they paid.
It won't hurt the parent because it still falls under the child care credit anyway. |
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