Adoption / Foster Care: Missouri May End Adoption Tax Credit for International Adoptions

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Missouri May End Adoption Tax Credit for International Adoptions Sep 16th 2011, 08:00 The state of Missouri is looking to cut state subsidy payments for international adoptions and shift the money to benefit abused and neglected children of the state. Up to $2 million a year, could go towards adoption tax credits for the adoptive parents of these children instead of the adoptive parents of international children. Some feel that a child in need is a child in need and it shouldn't matter where a child happens to be born. While others seem to be very happy that the hurt children of their state will be a priority. The adoption tax credit is to help adoptive families meet the needs of special children and offset the cost of an adoption. What do you think on this issue?� Does it matter or should it matter where a child was born? SOURCES: Tax credits could be eliminated for international adoptions Missouri may do away with foreign adoption subsidy

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