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MS HB1687
Bill
Status
4/5/2022
Primary Sponsor
John Lamar
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AI Summary
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Increases the maximum aggregate tax credits available under the Children's Promise Act from $16 million to $24 million annually, starting in calendar year 2022
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Requires educational services charitable organizations to be accredited by a regional accrediting agency to qualify as eligible charitable organizations
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Maintains 50/50 split of tax credits between child protection services organizations and educational services charitable organizations
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Reduces the cap on credits allocated to a single educational services charitable organization from 5% to 3.5% of available credits
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Removes provisions that reserved specific portions of tax credits for certain organizations, including the $2 million set-aside for Magnolia Speech School
Legislative Description
Children's Promise Act; revise certain provisions.
Last Action
Died In Conference
4/5/2022