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HB 6310

AN ACT CONCERNING THE APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING TAX CREDIT.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Tim Ackert

Connecticut bill creates tax credit for employers investing in apprenticeship training to boost skilled workforce development and reduce barriers to workforce participation.

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Bill Summary · HB 6310

Legislative bill overview

HB 6310 establishes or modifies a tax credit in Connecticut for businesses that participate in apprenticeship training programs. The bill incentivizes employer participation in apprenticeships by allowing them to claim credits against their tax liability. This represents a fiscal policy tool to encourage workforce development in skilled trades.

Why is this important

Apprenticeships address workforce shortages in skilled trades while reducing reliance on college degrees for career pathways. Tax credits lower the cost barrier for employers to invest in training programs, potentially expanding access to quality job training and benefiting workers seeking alternatives to traditional higher education.

Potential points of contention

  • Fiscal impact: The tax credit reduces state revenue; critics may question whether the economic benefits justify the cost, requiring clear data on program effectiveness and ROI
  • Program design details: The bill's specifics are unclear from this summary—questions remain about credit amount, eligibility criteria, which apprenticeships qualify, and whether large vs. small employers benefit equally
  • Workforce alignment: Concerns may arise about whether apprenticeship incentives align with actual labor market needs or if credits subsidize training for positions that already attract workers

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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