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LawChangeCHILDCARECREDIT Methods
LawChangeCHILDCARECREDIT Class Legend Public Methods Send Feedback

The methods of the LawChangeCHILDCARECREDIT class are listed here.

Class

LawChangeCHILDCARECREDIT Class

Public Methods

| Name | Description
| getAvgEarnPct | Returns the percentage to be multiplied by the person's average earnings to calculate the credit amount.
| getChildCareYearsBeforeEffYear | Returns true if the person can be credited for child care years before the first effective year of the proposal, false otherwise.
| getFqRatio | Returns ratio of average earnings credited for a child care year.
| getMaxAge | Returns maximum age of child to get credited for a child care year.
| getMaxYears | Returns maximum number of child care years.
| getNumDropExtremeEarnYears | Returns the number of years of highest earnings to drop out of the calculation of the credit amount.
| getNumTopEarnYears | Returns the number of highest earnings years to look at for the calculation of the credit amount.
| prepareStrings | Prepares output strings for this change from present law.
| read | Reads all the lines required for this law-change.
| setAvgEarnPct | Sets the percentage to be multiplied by the person's average earnings to calculate the credit amount.
| setChildCareYearsBeforeEffYear | Sets if the person can be credited for child care years before the first effective year of the proposal.
| setFqRatio | Sets ratio of average earnings credited for a child care year.
| setMaxAge | Sets maximum age of child to get credit for a child care year.
| setMaxYears | Sets maximum number of child care years.
| setNumDropExtremeEarnYears | Sets the number of years of highest earnings to drop out of the calculation of the credit amount.
| setNumTopEarnYears | Sets the number of highest earnings years to look at for the calculation of the credit amount.
| write | Writes a line with first and last years, and percentage.

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