The Rehabilitation Tax Credit encourages the preservation of historic buildings through tax incentives. It offers a 10% tax credit for the rehabilitation costs of certain older, non-residential buildings and a 20% tax credit for certified historic structures.
Workers' compensation income refers to the benefits provided to employees who suffer work-related injuries or illnesses, compensating for loss of income, medical expenses, and rehabilitation costs during their recovery period.
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