Higher education: community colleges; remission of new jobs credit from withholding to community college districts; clarify application to professional employer organizations. Amends secs. 161 & 163 of 1966 PA 331 (MCL 389.161 & 389.163). TIE BAR WITH: SB 426'25
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Overview
This bill modifies the Community College Act of 1966 to clarify how a ‘new jobs credit from withholding’ is handled when community colleges partner with employers. Specifically, it ensures that professional employer organizations (PEOs) are included in the process of remitting this credit, aligning it with existing tax withholding practices. The bill also requires community colleges to report detailed information about their job training programs to the state treasury.
Key provisions
- Remits the ‘new jobs credit from withholding’ from employers to community college districts.
- Clarifies that professional employer organizations (PEOs) are included in the remittance process.
- Requires community colleges to report program data to the Department of Treasury.
- Defines ‘new job’ criteria, including wage requirements and restrictions on recalling former employees.
- Specifies how program costs are to be paid from the new jobs credit.
- Outlines reporting requirements for community colleges regarding employer agreements and program outcomes.
- Establishes a process for certifying payments and providing additional information to the Department of Treasury.
- Links the bill's enactment to Senate Bill 426.
Who is affected
- Community Colleges
- Employers
- Professional Employer Organizations
- State Treasury Department
- Job Training Program Participants
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