Funding Early Childhood Care Through State and Local Tax and Fiscal Policy
Publication Summary:
Funding Early Childhood Care Through State and Local Tax and Fiscal Policy
POLICY BRIEF
To support the goal of access to affordable, high-quality ECCE for all families, states and local communities use a range of financial sources, often combining from multiple sources. Financing options include permanent funds, sales taxes, targeted consumption taxes, property taxes, income taxes, employer taxes, and innovative financing mechanisms.
Author(s): Averi Chen, Hannah Ford, Zhimin Xia, and Steven Zheng
(The Institute for Child Success’s New York University Early Childhood Policy Fellows)
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