Apply for exemption from the KiTa fee
Description
You may have to pay money for your child's attendance at the KiTa. The amount of the financial burden is calculated according to your income. The burden may only be within the scope of the so-called "reasonable burden".
If your income is significantly reduced, you can apply for a reduction or exemption from your financial burden.
Upon application, the costs can be reduced, waived or taken over by the public youth welfare agency.
Upon application, the cost contribution for a child's attendance at a daycare facility can be waived in full or in part or paid in full or in part if the burden is not reasonable for the parents and the child. This is usually the case if the income is low.
- Your child attends a daycare center.
- The financial burden is not reasonable for you and the child.
- Benefits to secure subsistence in accordance with Book II ("Bürgergeld“) or
- Benefits according to the third and fourth chapters of the Twelfth Book or
- Benefits in accordance with §§ 2 and 3 of the Asylum Seekers' Benefits Act (AsylbLG) or
- Child supplement according to § 6a of the Federal Child Benefit Act or
- Housing benefit in accordance with the Housing Benefit Act
If you do not receive any of the above benefits, the following documents are required:
Proof of income:
- Employment contract and wage/salary statements or unemployment benefit I for the last 12 months
- Economic evaluation in the case of self-employment, which has been confirmed by the tax consultant and/or the income tax assessment notice
- Transitional allowance/start-up grant
- Proof of pension (last adjustment and current account statement)
- Child benefit (determination by family benefits office/current account statement)
- Proof of interest from investment income
- Maternity benefit (employer and health insurance company)
- Parental allowance
- Complete BAföG or BAB notification, certificate of enrollment
- Maintenance payments/claims/advance payments (e.g. current bank statement and notification)
- Recognition of paternity
- Income from renting/leasing
- Other income
- Proof of family insurance for those with statutory insurance in the absence of income
- Amount of the cost contribution for childcare for other children in daycare facilities or daycare centers (copy of childcare agreement/contract and cost contribution notice)
- Current proof of rental costs and rental agreement (pages with details of the rental property, basic rent/cold operating costs, signatures of the contracting parties are sufficient)
- If you own your own property: Proof of house charges (property tax, building insurance, public charges and fees), debt interest (without repayment)
- Travel costs to the place of work (e.g. monthly ticket) → details of the place of work (company, town/street)
- Documents on maintenance obligations (maintenance agreement and current proof of payment, including home and care accommodation)
- Proof of payment for semester ticket/tuition fees
- Proof of necessary insurances (no asset-building insurances): Household contents, personal liability, Riester pension, private health and/or long-term care insurance for those not covered by statutory insurance (each with policy/confirmation from insurance company and current bank statement)
All documents must be up to date.
Contact the Youth Welfare Office.
- § Section 24 Eighth German Social Code (SGB VIII)
- § Section 90 Eighth Social Code (SGB VIII)
- Sections 82 - 85, 87, 88 and 92 (1) sentence 1 and (2) of the Twelfth Book of the Social Code (SGB XII) apply to the determination of the reasonable burden.
The Senator for Children and Education Bremen
05.08.2022
The text was automatically translated based on the German content.
The text was automatically translated based on the German content.