Here, I am going to tell you steps to create a small batch file. 1  Open a new notepad file. You can also use any similar text file editor, like Notepad++. 2  Type the following commands in the text file: echo off. 3  Save the text file with the extension .bat instead of .txt. For instance, testbatch.bat in my case.
The Georgia credit may add $50 - $150 in tax relief per year per family, depending on their child care claims and income level. The Georgia credit will add another 30% to the federal credit, phased in over 3 years. The state credit will start at 10% of the federal credit in tax year 2006, growing to 30% of the federal credit by tax year 2008. The federal credit is nonrefundable and available to families at all income levels with employment-related expenses for children under the age of 13. The credit equals 20 to 35 percent of the amount claimed, depending on family income. Georgia Claims of the Federal Child Care Tax Credit by Income Level 25%
Georgia DDS Certificate of Attendance form notarized by your teenâs high school (valid for 30 days; during the summer form is valid from May-August) Georgia Driverâs License: The requirements to get a Georgia driverâs license differ for 16-18 year olds. All applicants (regardless of age) must pass the road skills test with a minimum score of 75%. If your teen is 16 or 17, a parent or guardian must be present. The fee for a Georgia Class D license is $10. Georgia driverâs license: 16-Year-Olds Joshuaâs Law requires that all 16-year-olds must complete a 30-hour Driverâs Ed course, plus a minimum of 40 hours of supervised driving experience with at least six hours of night driving. Required documents for 16-year-olds: 1  Valid learnerâs permit for one year and one day. 2  Georgia DDS Certificate of Attendance notarized by the school. 3  ADAP Certificate (provided by high school upon request) 4  Certificate of Completion of a 30-hour Driverâs Ed course at a state-certified driving school.