If the credit card charges a 15% APR, interest could cost you between $400 and $450 per year. Here's how to figure it out: 1  Divide your APR by 365 days per year. 2  15% / 365 = (about) .04%.
â¢ Income eligibility limit:In 2011, a family of three in Florida could qualify for child care assistance with an. annual income up to $27,468 (148 percent of poverty, 47 percent of state median income).1. â¢ Waiting list: Florida had 67,988 children on a waiting list for child care assistance as of February 2011, and.
How Much Is the Child and Dependent Care Credit Worth? The Child and Dependent Care Credit can be worth from 20% to 35% of some or all of the dependent care expenses you paid. The percentage you use depends on your income. If your income is below $15,000, you will qualify for the full 35%.