Anyone know what % of taxes I should be "saving" from the child care income I will be bringing in from taking care of one little one? I am not licensed (nor do I have to be to take care of one or two children in my home), but I want to make sure I am putting money aside so when it comes tax time I am not in shock. I am also wondering because I am trying to compare the "take home" income of in-home child care vs. going back to work part time after my baby arrives instead of staying at home and taking in the one add'l child. Thanks!
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