HB 4112
Provide tax credit for homeschool students
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Bill overview
This bill creates a tax credit for West Virginia residents who homeschool their children or pay for private schooling. The credit amount is equivalent to the annual HOPE Scholarship amount per taxpayer, with a limit regardless of the number of children being educated. Families already receiving the HOPE Scholarship are not eligible for this tax credit. The State Board of Education will have rule-making authority to oversee the program’s implementation.
Key provisions
- Provides a tax credit for homeschooling expenses.
- The credit amount is equal to the annual HOPE Scholarship amount.
- The credit is capped per taxpayer, regardless of the number of children.
- Families receiving the HOPE Scholarship are excluded.
- The State Board of Education will establish rules for the program.
Who is affected
- Parents and legal guardians of homeschooling students
- Private school families in West Virginia
- West Virginia taxpayers
Notable changes
- Establishes a new tax credit for homeschooling and private schooling.
- Creates an exception for families receiving the HOPE Scholarship.
Fiscal impact
The bill may impact state tax revenue due to the potential for increased tax credits claimed by residents.
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