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2023051 41 majority of the time shall also be entitled to claim a Child Tax Credit, Dependent Care Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit against income taxes with respect to that child, if eligible. In the income tax year when only one child is able to be claimed, the parties agree that this filing status with respect to the remaining child shall be alternated on a yearly basis and shalt be opposite of the party claiming the exemption. Thus, if the Plaintiff is claiming the child as an exemption in odd -numbered years, Defendant shall claim Head of Household status in odd -numbered years, and vice versa. e, Contingency; Plaintiff's right to utilize the minor children for any state or federal tax purposes shall be contingent upon her remaining current on her child support obligation as of December 3 l of the taxable year at issue. To the extent the Plaintiff has income withholding in place that creates a deminimis arrearage due to the withholding schedule, said deminimis arrearage shall not be used as a reason for denying her use of a minor child for utilization on federal and state taxes. E. EXTRA -CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Both parties shall inform one another reasonably in advance of all events where a parent may participate in the children's activities or events, (for example, school plays, teacher conferences, sporting events, music recitals, etc.) Notice shall be provided in such a way that the other parent has the maximum opportunity to attend that activity or event as it is important to the children's developmental process. Said costs of extra -curricular activities shall be paid with the Plaintiff paying sixty-four percent (64%) and Defendant paying thirty-six percent (36%). Nothing in this provision shall be used to prohibit or limit the child's current participation in activities. Each party, during their respective periods of parenting time, shall ensure that the child attends all mutually agreed upon extracurricular and. school activities that occur during that parent's period of parenting time. Deference shall be given to the wants and desires of a minor child when determining whether or not a child shall participate in an activity. T. CHILD'S COSTS ASID EXPENSES Each party shall be responsible for the cost of the children's day-to-day needs while the children are in his or her care. This shall include but not be limited to meals, clothing, and personal hygiene Items. Each parent shall provide 4 Page 30of 36)