West Virginia Skilled and Ready to Work Internship and Apprenticeship Incentive Act provides tax credits for employers training interns and.
The West Virginia Skilled and Ready to Work Internship and Apprenticeship Incentive Act aims to boost the state's economy by offering tax credits to employers who train interns and apprentices in high-demand occupations. Eligible employers can claim a tax credit of 50% of the wages paid to each qualified intern or apprentice, up to $10,000 per intern or apprentice per taxable year.
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