You’re a bit vague. What form of tax break will these non-tax-paying undergrads get?
Dinero
There is no is no political difference, in both cases politics is decideing what activity qualifies., I can only see that in one case a income is requied and in the other case the grant can come first.
Churm Rincewind
As a general principle, this particular case aside, it seems to me that grants are broadly preferable to tax breaks partly because they are at least transparent and open to scrutiny in a way that tax breaks are not, and partly because tax breaks are much more susceptible to manipulation by interested parties than grants are.
You’re a bit vague. What form of tax break will these non-tax-paying undergrads get?
There is no is no political difference, in both cases politics is decideing what activity qualifies., I can only see that in one case a income is requied and in the other case the grant can come first.
As a general principle, this particular case aside, it seems to me that grants are broadly preferable to tax breaks partly because they are at least transparent and open to scrutiny in a way that tax breaks are not, and partly because tax breaks are much more susceptible to manipulation by interested parties than grants are.