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actual AFDC benefits allow amount assistance Assumes budgets calculation cause child care expenses child care payments child support award child support payments contribute costs custodial parent receives day care decreased income tax Department dependent care credit determination differ Disincentives and Low-Income disregard earned income credit effect equal example expenditures family credit federal dependent federal income taxes food stamp benefits Government Work Disincentives gross income House household income incentive income increases income tax credits increase in wages increased wages increment individuals ineligible for food less than half less than one-third limit loss Low-Income Parents lower Minnesota dependent Minnesota working family net income noncustodial parent offset parents who receive pay child support payroll taxes percent programs property tax refund qualified range reason receive less receives child support reduce reduce net income remain result smaller support and child transfers wage increase