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Year-end statements (for parents)

Download a statement of what you paid your child’s program in a year, in the app or on the web.

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Your year-end statement shows what you paid your child’s program for care in one year. You can download it any time.

You may need one for a dependent-care FSA claim or a tax form. The statement is not tax advice. Ask your tax adviser what qualifies.

Find it on the web

  1. Open Billing.

  2. Under Manage, choose Year-end statements.

  3. Find the program and year you need.

  4. Choose Download PDF.

Find it in the app

  1. Tap More, then Billing & Payments.

  2. Tap Year-end statements.

  3. Choose Download PDF next to the year you need.

“So far” means the year is not over

This year’s row reads 2026 so far. It shows what you paid up to today.

After December 31, the same row shows your whole year.

What’s on it

  • The program’s name, address and tax ID.

  • Each child, with the dates of care your payments paid for.

  • Each payment and refund, with its date and how you paid.

  • What you paid for care. Card and bank fees are on their own line, outside that total.

  • The total you paid.

You see one row for each program and each year you paid.

If you use a prepaid balance, care paid from it shows in the year of the visit. It counts at what you paid for it.

If two parents split the bills

If your child’s bills are split between two parents, your statement lists only what you paid. It also says that some bills were split.

If something is missing

  • No statement yet? One shows up after you make a payment.

  • Still no statement? You need billing access for your family. Ask your child’s program.

  • The tax ID says it is not on file? Ask your child’s program to add it.

  • Money an agency paid for you is not on your statement. Only your family’s own payments are listed.

  • A payment looks wrong? Ask your child’s program to check it.

What it is not

  • It is not emailed to you. You download your own copy.

  • It does not say what you can claim on your taxes. Ask your tax adviser.

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