Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Income Tax - Credit for 9-1-1 Specialist Retirement Income (Supporting Our 9-1-1 Specialists Act)
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Allowing a credit against the State income tax for certain retirement income attributable to an individual's employment as a 9-1-1 specialist; and requiring the Department of Emergency Management to report to the Governor and the General Assembly by December 1, 2028, on the number of retired 9-1-1 specialists who were issued a tax credit under the Act and the number of specialists employed in the State who have vested under a certain employee retirement system.
Source: OpenStates · fetched May 31, 2026
- D · PrimeCheryl Kagan
- R · CoMary Carozza
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