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CO HB1046

Bill

Status

Failed

3/2/2023

Primary Sponsor

Ryan Armagost

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Origin

House of Representatives

2023 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Employers may claim a 50% income tax credit for expenses incurred from paying employees during pre-adoption leave, effective January 1, 2024 through December 31, 2028.

  • Maximum pre-adoption leave for which credit may be claimed is 12 weeks per qualified employee, with credit also covering costs of temporary replacement help during the leave period.

  • Qualified employees must have been employed for at least one year and earned less than $80,000 in the preceding year; employers must have a written pre-adoption leave policy offering at least 2 weeks paid leave at 50% or more of normal wages.

  • Pre-adoption leave includes time for facilitating child placement, completing required training and home studies, meeting with legal counsel, attending adoption hearings, and bonding immediately after placement.

  • Unused tax credits may be carried forward and applied against income tax due in each of the five succeeding tax years, but cannot be refunded; credit is repealed effective December 31, 2034.

Legislative Description

Tax Credit Pre-adoption Leave

Last Action

House Committee on Finance Postpone Indefinitely

3/2/2023

Committee Referrals

Finance1/9/2023

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