HB136 Alabama 2010 Session

Anticipated growth for the Alabama economy will require skill levels beyond those gained in high school. Almost all workers will need training and education at the postsecondary level. Employers in Alabama still have difficulties finding and hiring enough job candidates with employable skills necessary in the state's advancing economy

This bill proposes, as a monetary inducement or incentive for adult workers to seek educational advancement and training for both higher paying and more demanding jobs, an income tax credit for both the employee and the employer based on the costs associated with the additional education and training for these positions

To provide, as a monetary inducement or incentive for adult workers to seek educational advancement and training for higher paying and more demanding jobs, an income tax credit for both the employee and the employer for the costs associated with the additional education and training for these positions.