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Infrastructure of Integrity — How scholarship granting organizations and education foundations can scale the federal Education Freedom Tax Credit without scaling risk. The Education Freedom Tax Credit is leveling the playing field with new opportunities for every child Starting Jan. 1, 2027, the Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC) will allow private donations from individual taxpayers (up to a $1,700 dollar-for-dollar federal tax credit) to be directed to Scholarship Granting Organizations (SGOs) supporting K–12 students. The EFTC has the power to serve students wherever they are, regardless of their environment — public school, private school, or education at home. Importantly, the program will provide scholarships for eligible students that can be used for approved educational expenses including tuition, tutoring, instructional materials, after-school programming, therapy, and technology. For this vision of educational freedom to be realized, SGOs and other organizations considering participation will need to be supported with a proven, simple-to-use infrastructure of integrity that works for parents, helps fights fraud and simplify reporting, and handles the complicated compliance and vendor-vetting required by federal law.
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