§ 1203 — Pediatric Cancer Research Fund

Delaware § 1203

• Jurisdiction: Delaware
• Title: 30
• Part: Income, Inheritance and Estate Taxes
• Ch. 11: PERSONAL INCOME TAX
• Subch.: Miscellaneous

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(a) There is hereby established a Pediatric Cancer Research Fund account for the benefit of the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation, for individuals who claim an overpayment of taxes to designate an amount to be deposited in such an account or individuals who have an income tax liability to designate an amount to be paid to that Fund pursuant to subsections (b) and (c) of this section.

(b) An individual who claims an overpayment of taxes on an income tax return may designate that $1.00 or more shall be deducted from the refund that would otherwise be payable to the individual and paid to the Pediatric Cancer Research Fund.

(c) An individual who has an income tax liability may, in addition to the obligation, include a donation of $1.00 or more to be paid to Pediatric Cancer Research Fund.

(d) The Division of Revenue shall provide a space on the Delaware income tax return form or schedule whereby an individual may voluntarily designate a contribution of an amount of $1.00 or more to the Pediatric Cancer Research Fund.

(e) The Division of Revenue shall determine the total amount designated pursuant to this section and shall transfer such amount to the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation to advance their efforts to fund pediatric cancer research.

(f) From time to time as determined by the Delaware State Clearinghouse Committee, the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation shall submit a detailed report to members of the Committee of revenues, expenditures, and program measures for the fiscal period in question. Such report shall also be sufficiently descriptive in nature so as to be concise and informative. The Committee may cause any person employed by or associated with the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation to appear before the Committee and to answer such questions as the Committee may require.

Legislative History

82 Del. Laws, c. 34, § 4