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IRS provides details on family leave tax credit, but guidance still lacking

The tax credit allows employers to claim a credit for a certain percentage of their employees’ wages, but there is a long list of qualifications attached.

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pregnant woman at desk Employers that offer generous PTO benefits that can be claimed for any reason –– vacation, personal days, sick leave –– do not qualify for the new tax credit. (Photo: Shutterstock)

The IRS has finally updated its website with information about the family leave tax credit that was included in the tax overhaul passed in December.

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