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Private School Scholarships to Divert $30 Million More in Revenue

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Championed as a quasi-voucher bill by its author, House Bill 140 would expand Georgia’s private school scholarship tax credit program from $50 million to $80 million, diverting an additional $30 million in potential state revenue from the general fund. The program provides dollar for dollar tax credits to taxpayers who contribute to private school scholarships through student scholarship organizations.  Download the bill analysis.

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