Come On, Get HAPPY

Man, I've wished I could do this and now it might happen:

Dear Animal Advocates,

Introduced by Rep. Thaddeus McCotter, H.R. 3501—known as the Humanity and Pets Partnered Through the Years (“HAPPY”) Act—is a federal bill that would reward responsible pet parents by allowing them to keep more money in their pockets come tax time.

We all want to give our animal companions the best care we possibly can, but it seems that pet care costs are always on the rise—and these days, it’s harder than ever to stretch the family budget. That’s why the ASPCA supports H.R. 3501, which would amend U.S. tax code to allow qualifying pet care expenses, including veterinary care, to be tax-deductible.

This means that when you prepare your income taxes, money you spent on pet care that year would count as non-taxable income—and you can deduct up to $3,500 per year!

Please help us support the HAPPY Act, H.R. 3501.

ASPCA

Click on the link above to find out how you can support this bill.

Comments

[Brenda Kula]

I'm all for that! Maybe that would give an incentive to more people to include their pet's care in their yearly budgeting of money.
Brenda

[Rick]

Woo hoo - maybe I can FINALLY claim my dependents!