IRS Proposes Rule for Groundbreaking School Choice Program
States would have limited power to set specific conditions for how the first nationwide school choice program would operate in their localities, according to a proposed rule published today by the U.S. Treasury Department
Families would be allowed to use taxpayer-supported scholarships for private school tuition and public school expenses such as tutoring, services for students with disabilities, books, computers and other costs, the proposed rule said.
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