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In a significant step forward, the state House Finance Committee has approved a bill that aims to support living organ donors by allowing them to claim an income tax deduction of up to $12,000. This deduction would cover unreimbursed expenses incurred during the donation process, addressing the financial burden that many donors face.
The measure is designed to encourage more individuals to consider organ donation, as it alleviates some of the costs associated with the procedure. Living organ donors often experience expenses related to medical care, travel, and lost wages, which can deter potential candidates from stepping forward. By providing a financial incentive, lawmakers hope to increase the number of available organs for transplant, ultimately saving lives.
Supporters of the bill argue that it recognizes the selfless act of donation and offers much-needed support to those who choose to help others in such a profound way. The legislation now moves forward for further consideration in the legislative process.
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