Employers would get tax breaks for hiring military spouses.
This bill would give employers a tax break for hiring military spouses. It aims to make it easier for military families to find work by adding military spouses to a list of groups that qualify employers for a special tax credit. These changes would take effect for jobs that begin after the bill becomes law.
Today, employers do not get a specific tax credit for hiring military spouses under the Work Opportunity Credit. If this bill becomes law, employers would be able to claim this credit when they hire individuals certified as spouses of U.S. Armed Forces members. This change would apply to jobs that begin after the bill is signed into law.
S 1027 · 119th Congress · March 13, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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