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UT HB0190

Bill

Status

Enrolled

3/12/2026

Primary Sponsor

Jason Thompson

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Origin

House of Representatives

2026 General Session

AI Summary

  • Expands Utah's nonrefundable employer-provided child care tax credit to include off-site child care facilities, in addition to on-site facilities employers own or operate

  • Increases the tax credit rate from 10% to 30% of qualified child care expenditures for eligible small businesses (as defined under IRS Section 45F)

  • Disqualifies employers from receiving the tax credit if they charge employees or deduct from employee wages for the child care services

  • Removes the prior requirement that employers must have claimed the construction tax credit before claiming the child care expenditure credit

  • Requires the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity to create and maintain a webpage providing employers with information, eligibility requirements, and instructions for claiming the tax credits

Legislative Description

Child Care Business Tax Credit

Income Tax

Last Action

House/ enrolled bill to Printing in Clerk of the House

3/12/2026

Committee Referrals

Revenue and Taxation2/20/2026
Rules2/19/2026
Revenue and Taxation1/30/2026
Rules1/20/2026

Full Bill Text

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