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MN HF1894
Bill
Status
2/28/2019
Primary Sponsor
Ron Kresha
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AI Summary
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Creates a tax credit equal to 70 percent of donations made to qualified foundations that award K-12 scholarships, with maximum annual credits of $21,000 for married joint filers ($30,000 donation), $10,500 for individual filers ($15,000 donation), and $105,000 for corporate filers ($150,000 donation).
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Establishes $35,000,000 maximum statewide credit per taxable year, issued on first-come, first-served basis starting January 1 each year for taxpayers who receive credit certificates from the Commissioner of Revenue.
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Targets donations to help low-income and middle-income families with household income up to twice the National School Lunch Program reduced-price meal threshold, or families with children with disabilities.
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Qualified foundations must award scholarships to multiple schools without charging fees, conduct criminal background checks on employees and board members, use up to 5 percent of donations for administrative expenses, and report student performance data annually.
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Effective for taxable years beginning after December 31, 2019, with credit carryover provisions allowing unused credits to be carried forward up to five subsequent taxable years.
Legislative Description
K-12 scholarship fund donation tax credit provided.
Last Action
Introduction and first reading, referred to Education Policy
2/28/2019