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  1  1    Section 1.  NEW SECTION.  279.59  ENRICHMENT FUND.
  1  2    1.  The board of directors may establish an enrichment fund
  1  3 to be utilized by the school district for programs, services,
  1  4 and projects which, in the opinion of the board of directors,
  1  5 will enhance the quality of educational experience and expand
  1  6 opportunities for learning for pupils in the school district.
  1  7 The board shall encourage the organization and implementation
  1  8 of school fundraising activities and events and promotional
  1  9 efforts designed to increase awareness of and contributions to
  1 10 the enrichment fund by parents, private businesses and
  1 11 foundations, and other private funding sources.  The
  1 12 enrichment fund shall receive contributions solely from
  1 13 private sources rather than through state foundation aid
  1 14 pursuant to section 257.16 or any other existing state revenue
  1 15 source.  The fund shall be established within the office of
  1 16 the treasurer of state in an account in the name of the school
  1 17 district.  Moneys in the enrichment fund are miscellaneous
  1 18 income.  Interest or earnings on moneys deposited in the fund
  1 19 shall remain in the fund.
  1 20    2.  Contributions to the enrichment fund shall be eligible
  1 21 for a state personal income tax credit of up to fifty dollars,
  1 22 pursuant to section 422.12F, and a corporate income tax
  1 23 deduction, pursuant to section 422.35, subsection 18.
  1 24    Sec. 2.  NEW SECTION.  422.12F  ENRICHMENT FUND
  1 25 CONTRIBUTION TAX CREDIT.
  1 26    The taxes imposed under this division, less the credits
  1 27 allowed under sections 422.11B, 422.12, and 422.12B, shall be
  1 28 reduced by an enrichment fund contribution tax credit equal to
  1 29 the first fifty dollars of annual contributions made to an
  1 30 enrichment fund established pursuant to section 279.59.  Any
  1 31 credit in excess of tax liability is nonrefundable.  An
  1 32 individual may claim the enrichment fund contribution tax
  1 33 credit allowed a partnership, S corporation, or limited
  1 34 liability company electing to have the income taxed directly
  1 35 to the individual.  The amount claimed by the individual shall
  2  1 be based upon the pro rata share of the individual's earnings
  2  2 of the partnership, S corporation, or limited liability
  2  3 company.
  2  4    Sec. 3.  Section 422.35, Code 1999, is amended by adding
  2  5 the following new subsection:
  2  6    NEW SUBSECTION.  18.  Subtract, to the extent not deducted
  2  7 for federal income tax purposes, the amount of any gift,
  2  8 grant, or donation made to an enrichment fund established
  2  9 pursuant to section 279.59.
  2 10    Sec. 4.  RETROACTIVE APPLICABILITY.  Tax credits and
  2 11 deductions claimed pursuant to this Act shall apply for tax
  2 12 years beginning on or after January 1, 1999.  
  2 13                           EXPLANATION
  2 14    This bill provides for the establishment of an enrichment
  2 15 fund by the board of directors of a school district, to be
  2 16 utilized by the school district for programs, services, and
  2 17 projects which, in the opinion of the board of directors, will
  2 18 enhance the quality of educational experience and expand
  2 19 opportunities for learning for pupils in the school district.
  2 20 The bill provides that the board shall encourage the
  2 21 organization, implementation, and promotion of school
  2 22 fundraising activities and events to increase awareness of the
  2 23 fund and fund contribution levels.  The bill provides that the
  2 24 fund shall receive contributions solely from private sources,
  2 25 deposited into an account established within the office of the
  2 26 treasurer of state in the name of the school district.  The
  2 27 bill additionally provides that contributions to the
  2 28 enrichment fund shall be eligible for a state personal income
  2 29 tax credit and a corporate income tax deduction.  The bill
  2 30 provides that tax credits and deductions shall be available
  2 31 and applicable for tax years beginning on or after January 1,
  2 32 1999.  
  2 33 LSB 1820SS 78
  2 34 rn/jw/5
     

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