Establishing the education opportunity tax credit to provide an income tax credit for taxpayers with eligible dependent children who are not enrolled in public school.

Summary

The bill would let Kansas residents claim a credit of $8,000 per child for full‑time attendance at an accredited private school, or $4,000 for a non‑accredited private school, as long as the child is not enrolled in a public school. The credit would be capped at $125 million in the first year and could increase if most of the credit is used. It applies only to taxpayers who provide a Social Security number for each child and who have not received a low‑income scholarship for that child.

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