§ 10229 Alternative Payment Program Reimbursement
This law says that programs paying for child care can get money back for the care itself plus extra costs to run the program. The extra costs can't be more than 17.5% of the total money given to the program.
A daycare gets $10,000 from the government to take care of kids.
The program can also get up to $1,750 extra to pay for things like telling parents about child development checks, but they can't spend more than that on these extra costs.
Administrative Costs ≤ 17.5% of Total Contract Amount
A child care program receives $50,000.
Result: $50,000 * 0.175 = $8,750 (This is the most they can spend on extra costs.)
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§ 10229 Alternative Payment Program Reimbursement
Last verified: January 11, 2026