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A bill for an act creating an advanced registered nurse practitioner preceptor tax credit available against the individual income tax, and including applicability provisions.

A bill for an act creating an advanced registered nurse practitioner preceptor tax credit available against the individual income tax, and including applicability provisions.

Taxes
Passed Legislature

This bill passed both chambers and reached final enrollment, even if later executive action is not shown here.

Sponsor
A. MEYER, BOSSMAN, SEXTON, BROWN-POWERS, ZABNER, LATHAM, BAGNIEWSKI, WILBURN, R. JOHNSON, BARKER, VONDRAN, BAETH, TUREK, MADISON and GUSTOFF
Last action
2025-01-22
Official status
Introduced, referred to Ways and Means. H.J. 110 .
Effective date
Not listed

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A bill for an act creating an advanced registered nurse practitioner preceptor tax credit available against the individual income tax, and including applicability provisions.

A bill for an act creating an advanced registered nurse practitioner preceptor tax credit available against the individual income tax, and including applicability provisions.

What This Bill Does

  • A bill for an act creating an advanced registered nurse practitioner preceptor tax credit available against the individual income tax, and including applicability provisions.

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Bill History

  1. 2025-01-22 Iowa Legislature

    Introduced, referred to Ways and Means. H.J. 110 .

Official Summary Text

A bill for an act creating an advanced registered nurse practitioner preceptor tax credit available against the individual income tax, and including applicability provisions.

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House

File

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Introduced

HOUSE

FILE

111

BY

A.

MEYER

,

BOSSMAN

,

SEXTON

,

BROWN-POWERS

,

ZABNER

,

LATHAM

,

BAGNIEWSKI

,

WILBURN

,

R.

JOHNSON

,

BARKER

,

VONDRAN

,

BAETH

,

TUREK

,

MADISON

,

and

GUSTOFF

A

BILL

FOR

An

Act

creating

an

advanced

registered

nurse

practitioner

1

preceptor

tax

credit

available

against

the

individual

income

2

tax,

and

including

applicability

provisions.

3

BE

IT

ENACTED

BY

THE

GENERAL

ASSEMBLY

OF

THE

STATE

OF

IOWA:

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Section

1.

NEW

SECTION

.

422.12F

Advanced

registered

nurse

1

preceptor

tax

credit.

2

1.

As

used

in

this

section,

unless

the

context

otherwise

3

requires:

4

a.

“Clinical

practicum”

means

a

course

of

study

designed

5

for

the

preparation

of

becoming

an

advanced

registered

nurse

6

practitioner,

involving

clinical

preceptorships

for

practical

7

application

of

previously

studied

theory.

8

b.

“Clinical

preceptorship”

means

a

mentoring

experience

9

under

the

direction

of

a

nursing

program

where

a

preceptor

is

10

used

to

provide

a

clinical

learning

experience

for

a

student

11

enrolled

in

the

nursing

program.

12

c.

“Nursing

program”

means

a

program

approved

by

the

board

13

of

nursing

pursuant

to

section

152.5.

14

d.

“Preceptor”

means

an

advanced

registered

nurse

15

practitioner

who

is

currently

licensed

as

a

registered

nurse

16

under

chapter

152

or

chapter

152E,

and

who

is

licensed

by

the

17

board

as

an

advanced

registered

nurse

practitioner.

18

e.

“Student”

means

a

resident

enrolled

in

a

nursing

program

19

fulfilling

a

required

clinical

practicum

through

a

clinical

20

preceptorship.

21

2.

To

be

eligible

for

the

tax

credit

under

this

section

for

22

a

tax

year,

a

preceptor

must

provide

uncompensated

instruction

23

and

supervision

during

the

required

student

clinical

24

preceptorship,

be

employed

at

the

clinical

facility

where

the

25

preceptorship

occurs,

be

qualified

for

the

preceptor

role,

26

be

selected

by

the

nursing

program

in

collaboration

with

the

27

clinical

facility

to

participate

in

the

clinical

preceptorship,

28

and

have

at

least

one

year

of

experience

in

the

preceptor

role.

29

3.

The

taxes

imposed

under

this

subchapter,

less

credits

30

allowed

under

section

422.12,

shall

be

reduced

by

an

advanced

31

registered

nurse

preceptor

tax

credit

equal

to

five

hundred

32

dollars

per

clinical

preceptorship

where

at

least

one

hundred

33

hours

of

clinical

learning

experience

is

provided,

not

to

34

exceed

two

thousand

dollars

in

the

aggregate.

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4.

Any

credit

in

excess

of

the

tax

liability

is

not

1

refundable

and

shall

not

be

credited

to

a

following

tax

year

or

2

carried

back

to

a

previous

tax

year.

3

5.

The

preceptor

shall

be

responsible

for

accurate

4

documentation

of

the

student’s

experience

during

the

clinical

5

preceptorship

including

the

name

of

the

student,

the

name

6

of

the

nursing

program,

the

dates

and

times

instruction

and

7

supervision

were

provided

to

the

student,

and

the

year

of

the

8

student’s

expected

graduation

from

the

program.

9

6.

The

department

shall

adopt

rules

pursuant

to

chapter

17A

10

to

administer

this

section.

11

Sec.

2.

APPLICABILITY.

This

Act

applies

to

tax

years

12

beginning

on

or

after

January

1,

2026.

13

EXPLANATION

14

The

inclusion

of

this

explanation

does

not

constitute

agreement

with

15

the

explanation’s

substance

by

the

members

of

the

general

assembly.

16

This

bill

creates

an

advanced

registered

nurse

practitioner

17

preceptor

tax

credit

available

against

the

individual

income

18

tax.

19

The

bill

defines

preceptor

to

mean

an

advanced

registered

20

nurse

practitioner

who

is

currently

licensed

as

a

registered

21

nurse

under

Code

chapter

152

or

Code

chapter

152E,

and

who

22

is

licensed

by

the

board

as

an

advanced

registered

nurse

23

practitioner.

24

The

bill

defines

clinical

preceptorship

to

mean

a

mentoring

25

experience

under

the

direction

of

a

nursing

program

where

a

26

preceptor

is

used

to

provide

a

clinical

learning

experience

for

27

a

student

who

is

a

resident

enrolled

in

the

nursing

program.

28

In

order

to

be

eligible

for

the

tax

credit

under

the

29

bill,

a

preceptor

must

provide

uncompensated

instruction

and

30

supervision

during

a

clinical

preceptorship,

be

employed

at

the

31

clinical

facility

where

the

preceptorship

occurs,

be

selected

32

by

the

nursing

program

in

collaboration

with

the

clinical

33

facility

to

participate

in

the

clinical

preceptorship,

and

have

34

at

least

one

year

of

experience

in

the

preceptor

role.

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The

amount

of

the

tax

credit

equals

$500

per

clinical

1

preceptorship

where

at

least

100

hours

of

clinical

learning

2

experience

is

provided,

not

to

exceed

$2,000

in

the

aggregate.

3

Any

credit

in

excess

of

the

tax

liability

is

not

refundable

and

4

shall

not

be

credited

to

a

following

tax

year

or

carried

back

5

to

a

previous

tax

year.

6

The

bill

requires

the

preceptor

to

accurately

document

the

7

student’s

experience

including

the

name

of

the

student,

the

8

name

of

the

nursing

program,

the

hours

of

supervision,

and

the

9

year

of

the

student’s

expected

graduation.

10

The

department

of

revenue

is

required

to

adopt

rules

to

11

administer

the

bill.

12

The

bill

applies

to

tax

years

beginning

on

or

after

January

13

1,

2026.

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