Plain English Breakdown
The official source material does not provide specific figures or details on how much money will be collected or saved by this new tax.
Tax on College Endowment Funds
This act creates a tax on certain college endowments with high values and uses the money to help people pay less for family leave insurance.
What This Bill Does
- Imposes a capital gains tax on endowment funds of institutions of higher education that exceed $500,000 per student.
- Dedicates revenue from this tax to reducing what participants in the Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program have to pay.
Who It Names or Affects
- Institutions of higher education with endowment funds exceeding $500,000 per student.
- People who use the Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program
Terms To Know
- Endowment funds
- Money that colleges have saved up to help pay for things like scholarships or building new facilities.
- Capital gains tax
- A tax on the profit made from selling something you own, like stocks or property.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify how much money will be collected by this new tax.
- It is unclear which specific colleges would have to pay this tax based on their endowment size.