Currently, under the federal educator expense deduction, an eligible educator can claim a deduction, not to exceed $250, for the purchase of school supplies and certain professional development courses. The bill creates a state income tax credit for an eligible educator for the purchase of school supplies that qualify for the deduction that exceeds $250 but are less than $750. The amount of the credit that exceeds the educator's income taxes is refunded to the educator.

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Final Status: Postpone Indefinitely
Anti-Education Vote
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| Name | Party | District | Vote |
|---|---|---|---|
| Benavidez, Adrienne | Democrat | District 32 | ![]() |
| Bird, Shannon | Democrat | District 35 | ![]() |
| Bockenfeld, Rod | Republican | District 56 | ![]() |
| Gray, Matt | Democrat | District 33 | ![]() |
| Herod, Leslie | Democrat | District 8 | ![]() |
| Kraft-Tharp, Tracy | Democrat | District 29 | ![]() |
| Rich, Janice | Republican | District 55 | ![]() |
| Sandridge, Shane | Republican | District 14 | ![]() |
| Snyder, Marc | Democrat | District 18 | ![]() |
| Sullivan, Tom | Democrat | District 37 | ![]() |