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Committee declines sponsorship of PTC conversion; DHS requests $1.0M to implement MOE methodology change

5698424 · April 16, 2025
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JBC staff said the governor’s office and DHS withdrew a plan to convert a PTC rebate into a tax credit; DHS instead requested $1.0 million total funds ($~835,000 general fund) to implement a change in MOE methodology for Aid to the Needy Disabled programs.

Tom Dermody, JBC staff, briefed the Joint Budget Committee on a late change in requests tied to an anticipated conversion of a property‑tax credit (the PTC rebate) to a tax credit.

Dermody said OSPB and the Department of Human Services concluded the policy and implementation complexities — and widely varying revenue estimates — made the earlier conversion request unsuitable for committee sponsorship. "...the department are no longer seeking the committee sponsorship of that legislation," Dermody said.

Instead, DHS asked for appropriations associated with a maintenance‑of‑effort (MOE)…

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