baby bonus

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baby bonus (plural baby bonuses)

  1. A tax credit or payment to families with children, offered by the governments of some countries (including Canada and Australia).
    • 2025 April 22, Melissa Hernandez De La Cruz, “Trump administration has been considering $5,000 baby bonus to boost birth rates in US, report says”, in News Center Maine‎[1]:
      Many of the ideas, like a "baby bonus" or expanded child tax credit, would require an act of Congress.

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