IllinoisIllinois taxpayers could claim credits for pregnancy center donations
If approved, Illinois taxpayers could claim a refundable credit for half of donations to certain nonprofits, starting with tax years beginning in 2026.
What it does
If approved, Illinois taxpayers could claim a refundable credit for half of their contributions to qualifying pregnancy resource centers.
Argument forThe refundable credit could help taxpayers give to nonprofits that provide free pregnancy support, supplies, and other assistance.
Argument againstThe refundable credit could reduce state tax revenue, and taxpayers who cannot donate would not qualify for it.
More detail
Illinois taxpayers could claim a refundable credit equal to half of their contributions to qualifying pregnancy resource centers. The credit would cover contributions to one or more qualifying centers. The center must be a tax-exempt nonprofit established to provide free assistance to pregnant women carrying their pregnancies to term, such as pregnancy tests, supplies, housing help, or counseling. The credit would apply to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2026.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
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History
- 2026
- Aug 17Added Co-Sponsor Rep. Scott DoodyLatest
- 2025
- Feb 6Referred to Rules Committee
- Feb 6First ReadingMinor
- Feb 4Filed with the Clerk by Rep. Adam M. NiemergIntroduced
Taxes & BudgetReproductive Rights