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2 Replies to “HB 1201 (2025)”
The bill’s intent remains unchanged, but a substitute was adopted to clarify and regulate which centers qualify. Donations to “other qualifying centers” may also receive the increased tax credit. These centers have similar criteria to pregnancy resource centers (crisis pregnancy centers). The Director of the Department of Health will determine if a center qualifies and report this information to the Tax Commission.
Creates a temporary tax credit (2024-2030) for donations to pregnancy resource centers (Crisis Pregnancy Centers, or CPCs). The credit covers 70% of the donated amount, capped at $50,000 per year, with a statewide limit of $5 million in total claimed credits.
Defines pregnancy resource centers as facilities supporting crisis or unplanned pregnancies by offering medical and mental health care, prenatal services, parenting support, substance abuse treatment, child care, housing, education, job training, adoption assistance, food, clothing, transportation, domestic abuse protection, and/or case management.
Centers must not endorse abortions, must not perform childbirth services, and must offer in-person services at no cost.
2 Replies to “HB 1201 (2025)”
The bill’s intent remains unchanged, but a substitute was adopted to clarify and regulate which centers qualify. Donations to “other qualifying centers” may also receive the increased tax credit. These centers have similar criteria to pregnancy resource centers (crisis pregnancy centers). The Director of the Department of Health will determine if a center qualifies and report this information to the Tax Commission.
Creates a temporary tax credit (2024-2030) for donations to pregnancy resource centers (Crisis Pregnancy Centers, or CPCs). The credit covers 70% of the donated amount, capped at $50,000 per year, with a statewide limit of $5 million in total claimed credits.
Defines pregnancy resource centers as facilities supporting crisis or unplanned pregnancies by offering medical and mental health care, prenatal services, parenting support, substance abuse treatment, child care, housing, education, job training, adoption assistance, food, clothing, transportation, domestic abuse protection, and/or case management.
Centers must not endorse abortions, must not perform childbirth services, and must offer in-person services at no cost.
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