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Chapter 119B
Section 119B.12
Recent History
- 2024 119B.12 Revisor Instruction 2024 c 80 art 5 s 7
- 2017 Subd. 2 Amended 2017 c 6 art 7 s 20
- 2012 Subd. 1 Amended 2012 c 216 art 7 s 2
- 2012 Subd. 2 Amended 2012 c 216 art 7 s 3
- 2009 Subd. 1 Amended 2009 c 175 art 1 s 4
- 2008 119B.12 Amended 2008 c 361 art 3 s 4
- 2007 119B.12 Amended 2007 c 147 art 2 s 9
- 2006 Subd. 2 Amended 2006 c 191 s 1
- 2004 Subd. 2 Amended 2004 c 288 art 4 s 15
- 2003 Subd. 2 Amended 2003 c 14 art 9 s 20
- 1999 Subd. 2 Amended 1999 c 205 art 1 s 33
- 1997 119B.12 Amended 1997 c 162 art 4 s 37
This is an historical version of this statute chapter. Also view the most recent published version.
119B.12 SLIDING FEE SCALE.
Subdivision 1. Fee schedule. In setting the sliding fee schedule, the commissioner shall
exclude from the amount of income used to determine eligibility an amount for federal and state
income and Social Security taxes attributable to that income level according to federal and state
standardized tax tables. The commissioner shall base the parent fee on the ability of the family to
pay for child care. The fee schedule must be designed to use any available tax credits.
PARENT FEE SCHEDULE. The parent fee schedule is as follows:
A family's monthly co-payment fee is the fixed percentage established for the income range
multiplied by the highest possible income within that income range.
Subd. 2. Parent fee. A family must be assessed a parent fee for each service period. A
family's parent fee must be a fixed percentage of its annual gross income. Parent fees must apply
to families eligible for child care assistance under sections 119B.03 and 119B.05. Income must be
as defined in section 119B.011, subdivision 15. The fixed percent is based on the relationship of
the family's annual gross income to 100 percent of the annual federal poverty guidelines. Parent
fees must begin at 75 percent of the poverty level. The minimum parent fees for families between
75 percent and 100 percent of poverty level must be $5 per month. Parent fees must provide for
graduated movement to full payment. Payment of part or all of a family's parent fee directly to the
family's child care provider on behalf of the family by a source other than the family shall not
affect the family's eligibility for child care assistance, and the amount paid shall be excluded from
the family's income. Child care providers who accept third-party payments must maintain family
specific documentation of payment source, amount, and time period covered by the payment.
History: 1Sp1985 c 14 art 9 s 72; 1988 c 689 art 2 s 229; 1997 c 162 art 4 s 37; 1999 c
205 art 1 s 33; art 5 s 21; 1Sp2003 c 14 art 9 s 20; 2004 c 288 art 4 s 15; 2006 c 191 s 1; 2007
c 147 art 2 s 9
Subdivision 1. Fee schedule. In setting the sliding fee schedule, the commissioner shall
exclude from the amount of income used to determine eligibility an amount for federal and state
income and Social Security taxes attributable to that income level according to federal and state
standardized tax tables. The commissioner shall base the parent fee on the ability of the family to
pay for child care. The fee schedule must be designed to use any available tax credits.
PARENT FEE SCHEDULE. The parent fee schedule is as follows:
| Income Range (as a percent of the federal poverty guidelines) |
Co-payment (as a percentage of adjusted gross income) |
| 0-74.99% |
$0/month |
| 75.00-99.99% |
$5/month |
| 100.00-104.99% |
2.61% |
| 105.00-109.99% |
2.61% |
| 110.00-114.99% |
2.61% |
| 115.00-119.99% |
2.61% |
| 120.00-124.99% |
2.91% |
| 125.00-129.99% |
2.91% |
| 130.00-134.99% |
2.91% |
| 135.00-139.99% |
2.91% |
| 140.00-144.99% |
3.21% |
| 145.00-149.99% |
3.21% |
| 150.00-154.99% |
3.21% |
| 155.00-159.99% |
3.84% |
| 160.00-164.99% |
3.84% |
| 165.00-169.99% |
4.46% |
| 170.00-174.99% |
4.76% |
| 175.00-179.99% |
5.05% |
| 180.00-184.99% |
5.65% |
| 185.00-189.99% |
5.95% |
| 190.00-194.99% |
6.24% |
| 195.00-199.99% |
6.84% |
| 200.00-204.99% |
7.58% |
| 205.00-209.99% |
8.33% |
| 210.00-214.99% |
9.20% |
| 215.00-219.99% |
10.07% |
| 220.00-224.99% |
10.94% |
| 225.00-229.99% |
11.55% |
| 230.00-234.99% |
12.16% |
| 235.00-239.99% |
12.77% |
| 240.00-244.99% |
13.38% |
| 245.00-249.99% |
14.00% |
| 250% |
ineligible |
multiplied by the highest possible income within that income range.
Subd. 2. Parent fee. A family must be assessed a parent fee for each service period. A
family's parent fee must be a fixed percentage of its annual gross income. Parent fees must apply
to families eligible for child care assistance under sections 119B.03 and 119B.05. Income must be
as defined in section 119B.011, subdivision 15. The fixed percent is based on the relationship of
the family's annual gross income to 100 percent of the annual federal poverty guidelines. Parent
fees must begin at 75 percent of the poverty level. The minimum parent fees for families between
75 percent and 100 percent of poverty level must be $5 per month. Parent fees must provide for
graduated movement to full payment. Payment of part or all of a family's parent fee directly to the
family's child care provider on behalf of the family by a source other than the family shall not
affect the family's eligibility for child care assistance, and the amount paid shall be excluded from
the family's income. Child care providers who accept third-party payments must maintain family
specific documentation of payment source, amount, and time period covered by the payment.
History: 1Sp1985 c 14 art 9 s 72; 1988 c 689 art 2 s 229; 1997 c 162 art 4 s 37; 1999 c
205 art 1 s 33; art 5 s 21; 1Sp2003 c 14 art 9 s 20; 2004 c 288 art 4 s 15; 2006 c 191 s 1; 2007
c 147 art 2 s 9
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