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The Domestic Violence Bill
Missouri offers tax help for housing domestic violence victims
Authorizes tax credits for developing or renting housing for victims of domestic violence
Good for everyday people ·
This bill would give tax breaks to people who build or rent homes for victims of domestic violence, helping them find safe places to live.
Our take
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This bill would help people who have suffered from domestic violence find safe homes by making it cheaper for others to provide that housing. It uses tax credits, which means the state would give a break on taxes to those who help. This could mean more safe places for families to go when they need to escape danger. It is still early in the process, so people can still share their thoughts.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- This bill would create tax credits.
- The tax credits are for building or renting homes.
- These homes would be for victims of domestic violence.
- It is currently in the Missouri House of Representatives.
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