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Chief Patron: Ruff
SB 27: Income Tax - Increase Funding for Neighborhood Assistance Program & Education Improvement Scholarships Credits (language only) (language only)

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Page 1, strike lines 19-38 and insert:

                                                                                                                            

"First Year

Second Year

Total

Unreserved Beginning Balance

$4,166,900,940

$0

$4,166,900,940

Additions to Balance

$1,440,246,365

($500,000)

$1,439,746,365

Official Revenue Estimates

$25,758,744,000

$28,049,424,800

$53,808,168,800

Transfer

$726,420,991

$744,020,991

$1,470,441,982

Total General Fund Resources Available for Appropriation

$32,092,312,296

$28,792,945,791

$60,885,258,087

First Year

Second Year

Total

Balance, June 30, 2022

$8,383,240,878

$0

$8,383,240,878

Official Revenue Estimates

$43,792,440,088

$44,616,962,722

$88,409,402,810

Lottery Proceeds Fund

$764,671,715

$764,671,715

$1,529,343,430

Internal Service Fund

$2,797,332,311

$2,750,473,321

$5,547,805,632

Bond Proceeds

$157,296,000

$0

$157,296,000

Total Nongeneral Fund Revenues Available for Appropriation  

$55,894,980,992

$48,132,107,758

$104,027,088,750

Total Projected Revenue

$87,987,293,288

$76,925,053,549

$164,912,346,837"

  


Explanation

(This amendment accompanies Senate Bill 27, a bill that would make several amendments to expand the availability of the Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) and Education Improvement Scholarships Tax Credits (EISTC). The bill increases the limit on NAP credits approved by the Department of Education (DOE) from $9.0 million to $25.0 million. The bill also expands the existing EISTC to include counseling or supportive services to elementary or secondary school students or their parents in developing a postsecondary academic or vocational education plan, including college financing options for such students or their parents. The legislation would result in a reduction of general fund revenue of almost up to $28.0 million in FY 2023 and $28.0 million in FY 2024.)