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Committee hears bill to renew and cap preceptor tax credit for medical training
Summary
A House bill to renew and streamline Georgia’s preceptor tax credit — which pays clinicians who host medical, nurse practitioner and PA students — received its first hearing. Sponsors said the program increases rural preceptors and requested a $6 million annual cap; AHEC testified that $2.6 million in credits were claimed for tax year 2023.
House Bill 144, which would renew and modify Georgia’s preceptor tax credit program for clinicians who supervise medical, nurse practitioner and physician assistant students, received a first hearing before the Income Tax Subcommittee of the House Ways & Means Committee on May 20.
The measure would: renew a program that pays clinicians for hosting student clinical rotations, add dentistry to eligible providers, set a uniform credit amount ($1,000 for medical students, $750 for NP/PA students), cap credits at 10 rotations per…
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