Kansas HB2156 establishes an education opportunity tax credit for taxpayers with dependent children not enrolled in public school.
Kansas HB2156 creates an education opportunity tax credit for taxpayers with eligible dependent children not enrolled in public school. The credit amount varies based on the child's enrollment status in private or nonaccredited private schools. The bill outlines specific provisions for calculating the credit, including modifications to federal adjusted gross income. It also details the process for claiming the credit and the consequences for filing false claims. The Department of Revenue is required to report annually on the credit's usage and any fraudulent claims.
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