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AR SB834

Bill

Status

Failed

4/22/2015

Primary Sponsor

Joyce Elliott

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Origin

Senate

90th General Assembly (2015 Regular)

AI Summary

  • Adds new section 26-51-314 to Arkansas Code exempting awards, grants, and scholarships from state income tax when received from nonprofit volunteer service organizations including the Corporation for National and Community Services, Arkansas Service Commission, or similar entities in other states

  • Exemption applies to awards used to attend accredited institutions of higher education that have existed for at least two years

  • Exemption applies to awards used for educational training at licensed institutions offering at least a six-month program to prepare students for recognized occupations, provided the institution has existed for at least two years

  • Exemption applies to awards used to repay student loans

  • Effective for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2015; Director of Department of Finance and Administration authorized to promulgate implementing rules

Legislative Description

To Create An Income Tax Exemption For Certain Awards, Grants, And Scholarships Awarded By A Nonprofit Volunteer Service Organization.

Last Action

Sine Die adjournment

4/22/2015

Committee Referrals

Revenue & Taxation3/5/2015

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