The Family Medical Leave Act Is a Policy That Allows

question 67

Multiple Choice

The Family Medical Leave Act is a policy that allows:

• A) the right to leave for up to twelve weeks to care for a member of the immediate family.
• B) the right to take up to a year off from a job to care for a family member and return to the same position.
• C) a parent to take leave for up to three months only for the birth of a child.
• D) mothers, but not fathers, to take a twelve-week leave of absence after a baby's birth.

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Definitions:

Refundable Tax Credit

A tax credit that can reduce the taxpayer's liability to zero, with any remaining amount being paid out as a refund.

Nonrefundable Tax Credit

A tax credit that can reduce the amount of tax owed to zero, but cannot result in a tax refund.

Tax Credit

A tax benefit that directly reduces the amount of tax owed dollar for dollar.

Child and Dependent Care Expenses

Expenses related to the care of children or other dependents that can be deducted from taxable income.