Authorizes tax credits for developing or renting housing for victims of domestic violence

This bill changes tax credits for contributions to domestic violence shelters and rape crisis centers. It increases the tax credit from 50% to 70% of the contribution for fiscal years starting July 1, 2022, and removes the annual cap on total credits claimed by all taxpayers for these contributions. Additionally, starting in 2027, it creates new tax credits for taxpayers who convert abandoned property into a domestic violence shelter or rent residential property to a victim of domestic violence.

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