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Policy Priorities Handbook for Alabama - Alabama Policy Institute 2025

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The document is a legislative bill (HB88) aimed at amending various sections of the Code of Alabama related to the Alabama Board of Funeral Service. It seeks to define mortuary services, increase fines for unlicensed funeral directing, ensure compliance with Federal Trade Commission pricing rules, and revise licensing requirements for funeral directors and embalmers. The bill also addresses the composition and operational procedures of the board, including diversity in membership, complaint filing processes, and inspection fees for funeral establishments.

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For the first two years, eligibility is limited to students with special needs, students of active-duty service members, and students living in households with incomes not exceeding 300% of the federal poverty level of the preceding year, which in 2023, was $90,000 a year for a family of four.

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The CHOOSE Act, signed into law by Gov. Kay Ivey on March 7, 2024, makes refundable income tax credits called education savings accounts (ESAs), available to support the success of every K-12 student in Alabama.

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