Massachusetts S2064 proposes a tax credit for living organ donors covering various expenses up to $5,000.
Massachusetts S2064, if enacted, would amend the state's tax laws to allow a tax credit for individuals who donate a qualified life-saving organ for transplantation. The credit would cover costs such as medical expenses, travel, lost wages, and legal fees related to the donation, with a cap of $5,000. This measure aims to alleviate the financial burden on donors who undergo significant personal and financial sacrifices to save lives.
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