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Big Beautiful Bill Contains Huge Gift for Private School Parents via "Scholarship Granting Organizations"

Big Beautiful Bill Contains Huge Gift for Private School Parents via "Scholarship Granting Organizations"

House and Senate versions contain dollar for dollar tax credit for donations to scholarship granting organizations -- usable to pay tuition for donors' child with careful planning

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Jun 26, 2025
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Big Beautiful Bill Contains Huge Gift for Private School Parents via "Scholarship Granting Organizations"
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Is private school tuition tax deductible?

There is a provision in both the House and Senate version of the Big Beautiful Bill that is sure to eviscerate the general rule that tuition payments for private K-12 education are not deductible from federal taxes. Section 110109 of the House Bill and Senate Section 70411 are identical. Those provisions provide for a tax credit equal to the value of cash or marketable securities donated to a “Scholarship Granting Organization” (SGO). An SGO is a 501(c)(3) charity that provides scholarships to students from kindergarten through college. Here is some background from the Wall Street Journal:

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