Expands the healthcare preceptor income tax credit to include physician assistants, social workers, and residency programs.
This bill modifies the healthcare preceptor income tax credit to broaden eligibility. It removes the requirement that preceptors must specialize in primary care and adds physician assistants and social workers as eligible preceptors. Additionally, it extends the credit to residency programs that require preceptor support. The bill also revises the membership of the preceptor credit assurance committee to include the director of health and representatives of residency programs.
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