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home care or were discharged from out-of-home care within the previous 12 months, and families in which a parent in the household is on active military duty. Iowa: Copayment amounts are based on gross monthly income, family size, and the number of children receiving care. Copayments are not assessed for families at or below 100 percent of the federal poverty level; recipients of TANF cash assistance and participants in approved PROMISE JOBS activities; and families receiving assistance without regard to income due to protective needs and families needing child care for foster children. Michigan: Registration fees, annual fees, and field trip fees are paid. Copayment amounts are based on family size and income level. There are no copayments for families who are receiving TANF cash assistance, children in foster care, homeless or migrant children, or children with open child protective services cases. Copayments are temporarily waived for all children until September 23, 2023. Minnesota: A maximum of 2 registration fees per child are paid to one or more providers in a 12-month period. Copayment amounts are based on family size and income level.

Effect on Small Businesses Minimal or no economic impact on small business.

Analysis Used to Determine Effect on Small Businesses The rule primarily affects parents not child care providers.

Agency Contact Junior Martin, Director, Bureau of Child Care Subsidy Administration, junior.martin@wisconsin.gov, (414) 270-4737.