Essay
This bill makes changes to schooling payments. In this bill, section 1.23, says “ qualifying instructional fees or tuition.” this bill gives parents of the kids a chance to not have to buy or rent school books for their children. The school will offer the books without having to pay. But the books can not be for region or worship.
This bill allows families with an income no greater than $70,000 to put in credit towards taxes at the end of the year. Putting into credit means families will not have to pay taxes on school expenses. Those school expenses are tutors, driver’s education, and summer camps. There is also a maximum of $200 per family for personal hardware, such as computers or tablets.
For this bill to be available to families, they have to have kids in grades K-12. In sections 1.8-1.10, it says “An individual is allowed a credit against the tax imposed by this chapter in an amount equal to 75 percent of the amount paid for education-related expenses for a qualifying child in kindergarten through grade 12.” this bill is very useful for families who struggle with school expenses for their children.
A downfall of this bill is that it can only be available to certain families with expensive difficulties. Another is that it does not pay for transportation or any pay towards other people for transportation. Families could also argue that they are struggling financially but have a higher income pay than the maximum amount.