By Representative Day of Stoneham (by request), a petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 3072) of Vincent Lawrence Dixon relative to providing certain individuals with a vaccination tax credit. Revenue.
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Date
Branch
Action
4/2/2026
House
4/2/2026 HouseAccompanied a study order, see H5318↗
2/25/2026
House
2/25/2026 HouseReporting date extended to Wednesday, March 18, 2026
12/18/2025
House
12/18/2025 HouseReporting date extended to Friday, February 20, 2026
9/16/2025
Joint
9/16/2025 JointHearing rescheduled to 09/16/2025 from 10:30 AM-12:30 PM in A-1 and Virtual — Hearing updated to New End Time
9/5/2025
Joint
9/5/2025 JointHearing scheduled for 09/16/2025 from 10:30 AM-01:00 PM in A-1
2/27/2025
Senate
2/27/2025 SenateSenate concurred
2/27/2025
House
2/27/2025 HouseReferred to the committee on Revenue
The Massachusetts General Laws are hereby amended by inserting the following new chapter:
Chapter of Massachusetts General Laws – Enabling Authority – Vaccination Tax Credit
▸SECTION 1
An Act to create an Enabling Authority – Vaccination Tax Credit (VTC), under the Laws of Massachusetts, providing for a Tax Credit, to certain qualified individuals, for specific assistance in encouraging vaccination.
▸SECTION 2
It is in the interest of Public Health, and Public Safety, that as many residents of Massachusetts, be vaccinated, as much, and as soon as it is possible, based on availability of vaccine, and logistics to administer such vaccine; and vaccines relating to significant viruses, and diseases.
▸SECTION 3
It being understandable, that many individuals, have realistic concern, about the safety of vaccines, and should be encouraged to have the vaccines administered, as long as the vaccines have been determined by scientific authorities, to be safe.
It is in the economic interests of all persons in Massachusetts, that wide, and appropriate vaccination campaigns, can lead to a high percentage of vaccination of the population, that our Commonwealth, may be freed, and/or reduced of the tyranny of significant viruses, and diseases, in particular; so as to improve the overall health of our people, and the strength of our economy.
Therefore, this legislation authorizes an Enabling Authority – Vaccination Tax Credit (VTC), of at least $100, to each individual, who attaches to their Massachusetts Individual Income Tax, the Medical Documentation, of having received the available, and required doses, of approved vaccines, approved by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
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SECTION 1. The Massachusetts General Laws are hereby amended by inserting the following new chapter:
Chapter of Massachusetts General Laws – Enabling Authority – Vaccination Tax Credit
Section 1. An Act to create an Enabling Authority – Vaccination Tax Credit (VTC), under the Laws of Massachusetts, providing for a Tax Credit, to certain qualified individuals, for specific assistance in encouraging vaccination.
Section 2. It is in the interest of Public Health, and Public Safety, that as many residents of Massachusetts, be vaccinated, as much, and as soon as it is possible, based on availability of vaccine, and logistics to administer such vaccine; and vaccines relating to significant viruses, and diseases.
Section 3. It being understandable, that many individuals, have realistic concern, about the safety of vaccines, and should be encouraged to have the vaccines administered, as long as the vaccines have been determined by scientific authorities, to be safe.
It is in the economic interests of all persons in Massachusetts, that wide, and appropriate vaccination campaigns, can lead to a high percentage of vaccination of the population, that our Commonwealth, may be freed, and/or reduced of the tyranny of significant viruses, and diseases, in particular; so as to improve the overall health of our people, and the strength of our economy.
Therefore, this legislation authorizes an Enabling Authority – Vaccination Tax Credit (VTC), of at least $100, to each individual, who attaches to their Massachusetts Individual Income Tax, the Medical Documentation, of having received the available, and required doses, of approved vaccines, approved by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.