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MS HB204
Bill
Status
3/27/2024
Primary Sponsor
Bryant Clark
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AI Summary
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Allows taxpayers with income up to 400% of federal poverty level a $750 tax credit per dependent child for child care expenses at qualified standard or comprehensive child care centers, with the credit becoming refundable for those below 250% of poverty level.
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Provides refundable tax credits to qualified child care centers: $500 per average monthly child (up to $15,000) for standard centers and $750 per average monthly child (up to $20,000) for comprehensive centers.
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Grants refundable tax credits of $750 to teachers/directors at standard child care centers and $1,000 to those at comprehensive child care centers who work more than 9 months during the tax year.
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Allows taxpayers a non-refundable tax credit for donations to qualified child care centers, limited to the lesser of actual donations or $5,000, with ability to carry forward unused credits for 5 years.
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Requires the Department of Revenue to promulgate rules and regulations for implementation and makes the act effective January 1, 2024.
Legislative Description
Income tax; authorize credit for certain child care expenses, child care centers and child care center teachers and directors.
Last Action
Died In Committee
3/27/2024