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The Scholarship Donations Bill
Arizona joins federal tax credit for scholarship donations
Federal tax credit; authorization; scholarships..
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If passed, Arizona would let people claim a federal tax credit when they give money to approved scholarship charities.
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Donors could keep more of their money, encouraging more scholarships, while the state may need to spend on oversight and reporting.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- Arizona would participate in the federal tax credit under IRS section 25F.
- Nonprofit groups can apply to be certified as scholarship granting organizations.
- The state department must submit a yearly list of certified groups to the Treasury.
- Certified organizations could give scholarships for elementary or secondary school costs.
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