Oklahoma HB1332 provides income tax credits for emergency medical personnel based on their licensure level.
Oklahoma HB1332 establishes an income tax credit for emergency medical personnel, with varying amounts based on their licensure level. Responders and operational staff receive a $100 credit, emergency medical technicians receive $200, advanced or intermediate emergency medical technicians receive $400, and paramedics receive $600. To claim the credit, personnel must maintain an Oklahoma license and comply with renewal rules set by the State Department of Health. The tax credit can be used with other credits and cannot reduce tax liability below zero, with carryover allowed.
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