That you have experienced difficulty breathing and shortness of breath is not surprising. The poison ivy could irritate your airways, causing either asthma or acute bronchitis. In addition, the hairy component may be an overgrowth of mold or fungus on the poison ivy that could also irritate your airways.
Some of these qualify as child-care programs and get you a tax deduction. The deductions arenât available for everyone â for example, a stay-at-home parent negates the child-care deduction.
1 Children's fitness credit: This credit doubles for the 2014 tax year. 2  Claim up to $1,000 annually in sports and fitness activity fees per child under the age of 16, resulting in a maximum savings of $150 per child.laim all federal and provincial credits and deductions you can. 1  Child tax credit: In the 2014 tax year, the federal credit is $2,255 for each child under 18, which works out to tax savings of around $338 per child.