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2023051 41 paying sixty-four percent (64%) and the Defendant paying thirty-six percent (36%). The non -incurring party shall reimburse the incurring party, as necessary, for any unreimbursed expenses within fifteen (15) days of receipt statements, EOB, and proof of payment of said costs. Medical expenses shall include but are not limited to the following medical, surgical, dental, orthodontic, psychological, psychiatric, optometric, and any and all medical medicines, eyeglasses, contacts, or any other form of prescribed equipment useful in maintaining, improving, or restoring health. C. DAYCARE Each party shall be responsible for his or her own childcare or daycare out-of-pocket costs. D. TAX EXEMPTIONS: a. The parties shall file individual federal and state tax returns for the taxable year 2022. b. Use of Child as Dependen y Exemption: To the extent allowed by law, the parties agree that the Plaintiff shall claim Xavier as a tax exemption for income tax purposes in odd -numbered years, and the Defendant shall claim Ethan as a tax exemption for income tax purposes in odd -numbered years. The parties shall alternate utilizing the children each year. c. Earned income Tax Credit: Both parties acknowledge that the Earned Income Tax Credit ("EITC") is a tax credit offered to low-income individuals. The parties agree that, if eligible, the EITC may be claimed by the parent who is entitled to the dependency exemption for the children as allocated above. d. Head of Household: The parties agree that because they share joint legal custody of the minor children, and beginning with the parties' 2022 income tax returns with regard to the Head of Household exemption, Ethan shall be deemed in the care of Plaintiff fifty-one percent (51%) of the time in even -numbered years, and Xavier in the care of Defendant fifty-one percent (51%) of the time in odd - numbered years, and then vice versa, thus allowing each of the parties the opportunity to claim the Head of Household exemption to the extent allowed by the Internal Revenue Services. Additionally, to the extent allowed, and consistent with the percentage of time the child is in the care of Plaintiff and Defendant set forth above, the parties agree that the parent with whom the minor children spend the Pagea9 of.3' Q