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A child aged under 16, can not be paid minimum wage or more.
Also a child under 16 can not work in a full time or part time job, or a job that causes risk to their health, and they can not work instead of go to school.
The only jobs children can do are things like paper-rounds, baby sitting, car washing ect.
Wrong. See here:
http://ezinearticles.com/?Using-an-All-in-the-Family-Business-to-Get-Tax-Breaks&id=2152109
As of 2008 that amount was $5150/yr.
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