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“Amendment SA 2275 ruled out of order by the chair.”
This amendment would have allowed families who homeschool their children to subtract their educational expenses from their taxes. However, the proposal was rejected during Senate debate and is not part of the law.
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“Amendment SA 2275 ruled out of order by the chair.”
This amendment would have allowed families who homeschool their children to subtract their educational expenses from their taxes. However, the proposal was rejected during Senate debate and is not part of the law.
If it had passed, homeschooling families would have seen a reduction in their federal tax bills to help offset the costs of private educational materials.
Families who choose to educate their children at home rather than through public or private schools would have been the primary beneficiaries.