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Help for Working ParentsWorking families tax credit, disabled person's tax credit and childcare tax creditIf you are a working parent, you could be entitled to money from the government to help you pay for childcare. Financial help is available from the Inland revenue and it is called Working Families' Tax Credit for working parents, with extra help for childcare called the childcare tax credit. Childcare Affordability Programme (CAP) There is also a new form of financial help for people with disabilities who are employed, called Disabled Person's Tax Credit, with extra help for childcare called the childcare tax credit. See Frequently Asked Questions Back to Paying for Childcare ![]()
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