claim: says 70 percent of benefits in donald trump’s proposal for child care "go to the people making over $100,000 a year."
author: nancy pelosi
evidence_1: mar 2, 2017 ... here's a breakdown of who benefits from the trump proposal. ... estimates the tax  cut will cost over a decade—considerably less than the $500 billion ... of child- care expenses or 3.825 percent of the lesser-earning spouse's income. ... "the  credit is very small and covers a small group of people," said maag.
evidence_2: feb 28, 2017 ... president donald trump has vowed to make child care in america cheaper. ...  but a new report from the tax policy center says the proposals are another ...  the tax experts at tpc say 70% of the benefits will go to families that make  $100,000 or more. and 25% will go to people earning $200,000 or more.
evidence_3: mar 14, 2017 ... ... plan gives the majority of its funding to families making over $100000 a year?  ... so it doesn't benefit the people at the bottom,” she says of trump's plan. ...  trump is promoting, “about 70 percent of benefits go to families with at least ...  trump's childcare proposal has also been tacked onto a similarly ...
evidence_4: feb 28, 2017 ... our analysis finds that about 70 percent of benefits go to families with at ... 1 the  president has said he will release a revised tax plan but has not ... the  president's child care proposals would cost about $115 billion over ten years,  about 2 .... the president's child care package (donald j. trump campaign ...
evidence_5: mar 14, 2017 ... the problem with ivanka trump's proposed childcare plan ... after donald  trump had won the presidency, ivanka trump said she had no plans on seeking  ... according to the tax policy center, around 70 percent of the benefits of the  childcare tax benefit will ultimately go to families making over $100,000.