Pennsylvania HB1662 creates a tax credit for learning expenses of children not enrolled in public schools.

Pennsylvania HB1662 amends the Fiscal Code to establish the Pennsylvania Child Learning Investment Tax Credit Program. This program allows taxpayers a credit of $8,000 per child per taxable year for qualified learning expenses. Eligible children must be of school age, reside within a public school's attendance boundary, be eligible to attend a school district, and not be enrolled in a public school. Expenses include tuition, textbooks, tutoring, educational software, and test fees.

Pennsylvania HB1662 creates a tax credit for learning expenses of children not enrolled in public schools.

Pennsylvania HB1662 amends the Fiscal Code to establish the Pennsylvania Child Learning Investment Tax Credit Program. This program allows taxpayers a credit of $8,000 per child per taxable year for qualified learning expenses. Eligible children must be of school age, reside within a public school's attendance boundary, be eligible to attend a school district, and not be enrolled in a public school. Expenses include tuition, textbooks, tutoring, educational software, and test fees.