This bill would change the Internal Revenue Code to remove the requirement that a state must opt in for the qualified elementary and secondary education scholarship credit. If enacted, the scholarship tax credit would no longer depend on a separate state opt-in decision. No publicly available information on other details such as who qualifies, credit size, or how existing programs would change.
If you donate to or use scholarship organizations for K-12 education, this change affects whether the credit applies across states. The bill text does not provide details on eligibility, timelines, or how states or organizations should respond. No publicly available information on immediate steps for individuals or organizations.
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