This bill would change the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to do two main things: increase the deduction for spending to remove architectural and transportation barriers for certain individuals, and extend and enhance the work opportunity credit. The bill was introduced by George Latimer and Gilbert Cisneros and was referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means. No further legislative text or detail is publicly available.
If you own or manage a building or vehicle and make changes to improve accessibility, the bill would raise the tax deduction for some of those costs. If you hire workers who qualify for the work opportunity credit, the bill would extend and increase that hiring tax credit. Specific details about who qualifies, how much of the deduction or credit would change, and how long changes would last: No publicly available information.
No publicly available information on estimated federal budget effects, cost estimates, or how Treasury or the IRS would implement the changes.
No publicly available information describing supporters' arguments in the bill text or metadata. The sponsors listed are George Latimer and Gilbert Cisneros.
No publicly available information describing opponents' arguments in the bill text or metadata.