New Federal Tax Credit Could Expand School Choice Programs Like Louisiana’s
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School choice game changer
Some groundbreaking news for Mississippi! With the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill, a federal tax credit is due to transform the school choice landscape in our state. This new tax credit enables individual donors to fund scholarships for local Mississippi families, who will now be able to select the schools that best suit their
New federal tax credit could expand school choice programs like Louisiana’s
KEY TAKEAWAYS: Federal tax credit offers up to $1,700 for private school scholarship donations Program launches in 2027 if states choose to participate Louisiana likely to join due to existing infrastructure 529 accounts expanded to cover K-12 and special education expenses A new federal tax credit program tucked into a broader tax bill passed by Congress could significantly expand private school scholarship options for low and middle-inco…


New federal tax credit could expand school choice programs like Louisiana's
(The Center Square) – A new federal tax credit program tucked into a broader tax bill passed by Congress could significantly expand private school scholarship options for low and middle-income
Federal school choice program launches - Vermont Daily Chronicle
Will Vermont get on board? by Dave Soulia, for FYIVT.com President Trump’s signature on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB) over the Independence Day weekend marked a milestone for school choice advocates. A key component of the sweeping legislation, the Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA), introduces a federal tax credit for donations to Scholarship Granting Organizations (SGOs) that provide private school scholarships. The ECCA offers…
House Speaker wants Mississippi to opt in to federal school choice voucher program - SuperTalk Mississippi
Last week, President Donald Trump signed his self-proclaimed “big, beautiful bill,” cementing his domestic policy into law. The wide-net legislation, rife with tax cuts and additional subsidies for law enforcement, also enables states to opt in to a voucher program allowing taxpayers to be credited for money sent to nonprofits offering financial assistance for K-12 students. The measure, originally dubbed the “Educational Choice for Children Act…
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