Publication Type
Journal Article
Version
publishedVersion
Publication Date
12-1980
Abstract
Prior to the end of World War II, the federal government had little involvement in educational matters. Since then it has become a principal benefactor of higher education and has provided substantial financial assistance to public elementary and secondary schools. In addition, the federal government has funded various programs for preschool education, for adult education, for the training of physically or mentally disabled persons, for student loans, for veterans' benefits and for numerous other educational programs. Thus education, once a matter for private control and support and for local and state government regulation has now become a matter of significant concern to the federal government.
Discipline
Education | Taxation-State and Local | Tax Law
Publication
Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly
Volume
7
Issue
523
First Page
523
Last Page
578
ISSN
0094-5617
Publisher
University of California
Citation
HUNTER, Howard.
The Continuing Debate over Tuition Tax Credits. (1980). Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly. 7, (523), 523-578.
Available at: https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sol_research/2110
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