Bible Diet. The term Bible Diet (or the Maker's Diet) is used to refer to a food diet promoted on radio and in books by writer and motivational speaker Jordan S. Rubin.
If you pass the work-related test, there are two tax breaks available: 1  Dependent Care Account. Also called a Flexible Spending Account (FSA), this tax break is available through the benefits package offered by most companies. 2  Child or Dependent Care Tax Credit.
The money reimbursed through a Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account will reduce the amount of eligible expenses you can use for the tax credit on a dollar-for-dollar basis. Tax savings with a Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account become more valuable as your income increases. Generally, if your family's adjusted gross income is less than $39,000 a year, it's best for you to take the tax credit rather than participating in the DCA.