West Virginia HB4699 creates a tax credit for employers hiring individuals in recovery from substance abuse.

West Virginia HB4699 establishes a tax credit for employers who hire qualified individuals participating in substance abuse recovery programs. Eligible employers can claim a credit against their taxes for hiring individuals with a diagnosed substance use disorder who are in good standing in a drug court program. The credit is limited to $2,000 per eligible individual per year, with a maximum total credit of $14,000 per year for all eligible individuals employed. Employers must apply annually to claim the credit and provide information on the number of hours worked by qualified individuals.

West Virginia HB4699 creates a tax credit for employers hiring individuals in recovery from substance abuse.

West Virginia HB4699 establishes a tax credit for employers who hire qualified individuals participating in substance abuse recovery programs. Eligible employers can claim a credit against their taxes for hiring individuals with a diagnosed substance use disorder who are in good standing in a drug court program. The credit is limited to $2,000 per eligible individual per year, with a maximum total credit of $14,000 per year for all eligible individuals employed. Employers must apply annually to claim the credit and provide information on the number of hours worked by qualified individuals.