Tax credit for nursing home staff who teach students

Providing for the preceptor income tax incentive act, establishing an income tax credit for nursing home administrators, registered nurses and registered dietitians that serve as a community-based faculty preceptor in adult care homes and medical care facilities by providing personalized instruction, training and supervision for students.

Introduced· 2025-01-30

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The bill would give a state tax credit to nursing home administrators, nurses and dietitians who mentor students, lowering their taxes.

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If passed, it could encourage more experienced staff to train future caregivers, improving care quality, but it also reduces state tax revenue that could fund other services.

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Provides an income tax credit for nursing home administrators, registered nurses, and registered dietitians who serve as community‑based faculty preceptors.
Applies to work done in adult care homes and medical care facilities.
Credit is for personalized instruction, training and supervision of students.
Bill introduced in Kansas House and referred to the Taxation Committee.