Michigan HB4432 creates a $2,500 tax credit for qualified volunteers serving as emergency medical services personnel with a life support agency.

Michigan HB4432 amends the state's individual income tax law to establish a tax credit for qualified volunteers who serve as emergency medical services personnel with a life support agency. Effective for tax years beginning on and after January 1, 2025, the credit amounts to $2,500. To qualify, volunteers must provide at least 10 hours of service per month, adhere to all training and policy standards, and receive only reimbursement for expenses or customary benefits as compensation. A written statement from the agency head is required to substantiate eligibility.

Michigan HB4432 creates a $2,500 tax credit for qualified volunteers serving as emergency medical services personnel with a life support agency.

Michigan HB4432 amends the state's individual income tax law to establish a tax credit for qualified volunteers who serve as emergency medical services personnel with a life support agency. Effective for tax years beginning on and after January 1, 2025, the credit amounts to $2,500. To qualify, volunteers must provide at least 10 hours of service per month, adhere to all training and policy standards, and receive only reimbursement for expenses or customary benefits as compensation. A written statement from the agency head is required to substantiate eligibility.