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SUMMARY OF 2017 BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS
EARLY LEARNING
Child Care Assistance (CCAP)
Governor: Proposes to increase CCAP by $27.8 million in FY18-19 and $47.2 million in FY20-21 to assist
the state in meeting federal child care development block grant requirements.
House: No change to current law.
Senate: No change to current law.
Child Care Provider Reimbursement Rates
Governor: The Governor recommends $41 million FY18-19 and $44 million in FY20-21 to update
provider reimbursement rates based on the 2016 market rate survey.
House: No change to current law.
Senate: No change to current law.
Home visiting
Governor: The Governor recommends providing home visiting services to pregnant and parenting
teens under age 20. Recommends $12.5 million in FY18, $18.5 million in FY 19, and $25.5 million per
year thereafter.
House: No change to current law.
Senate: No change to current law.
Child Care Tax Credit
Governor: The Governor recommends expanding the Minnesota Child and Dependent Care Credit to a
total of 95,000 families by moving the income cap for eligibility from $39,400 to $89,000 for families
with one child, and to $101,000 for families with two children.
House: Increases the state dependent care credit to equal the federal credit for taxpayers with
adjusted gross incomes (AGI) up to $50,000.
Senate: No change to current law.
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