Establishes tax credit for portion of qualifying educational expenditures made by taxpayer on behalf of child.
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This bill establishes a state tax credit for a portion of qualifying educational expenses paid by taxpayers on behalf of their dependent children. The credit is 25% of the expense, up to a maximum of $500 per child. Eligible expenses include tuition, school supplies, instructional materials, school fees, extracurricular activity costs, and field trip fees. Certain expenses, such as private tutoring and clothing, are excluded from the credit.
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