This bill would change the Internal Revenue Code to remove the requirement that a State must "opt in" before the qualified elementary and secondary education scholarship credit can apply. The bill was introduced in the House and referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means. Sponsors listed: Adrian Smith, Burgess Owens, Tim Walberg (introduced 2026-09-16).
If this bill becomes law, taxpayers could be able to claim the named education scholarship tax credit without their State first choosing to opt in. Specific details about who qualifies, how much the credit is, or when the change would take effect are not included in the available information.
No publicly available information on costs, budgetary effects, or estimated revenue changes is provided in the bill summary or metadata.
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