Missouri House of Representatives
95th General Assembly, 1st Regular Session (2009)
Bills Indexed by Subject
TAXATION AND REVENUE - GENERAL
HB 28
--- Sponsor:
Day, David
Authorizes the City of Waynesville to impose, upon voter approval, a
transient guest tax for a multipurpose conference and convention
center
HB 86
--- Sponsor:
Sutherland, Mike
Increases the outstanding shares and surplus threshold amount used to
calculate a corporation's franchise tax
HB 87
--- Sponsor:
Wallace, Maynard
--- CoSponsor:
Schad, Rodney
Exempts motor fuel used to operate school buses transporting students
for educational purposes from the motor fuel tax
HB 97
--- Sponsor:
Wildberger, Edward
--- CoSponsor:
Schieffer, Ed
Requires individuals or businesses convicted of knowingly accepting
any state-administered or subsidized tax credit, tax abatement, or
loan while employing illegal aliens to repay the amount to the state
HB 112
--- Sponsor:
Munzlinger, Brian
--- CoSponsor:
Wallace, Maynard
Exempts motor fuel used to operate school buses transporting students
for educational purposes from the motor fuel tax
HB 145
--- Sponsor:
Hughes, Leonard
--- CoSponsor:
Curls, Shalonn
Establishes the Duty Free Zones Act
HB 148
--- Sponsor:
Franz, Ward
Changes the laws regarding the collection of taxes
HB 318
--- Sponsor:
Kelly, Chris
Requires the Department of Revenue to develop methods for
replacing the state individual and corporate income tax and the estate
tax with a fair tax based on all new retail sales and services
HB 324
--- Sponsor:
Silvey, Ryan
Requires revenue from a tax increase within a tax increment financing
district to be used only for the specified purposes
HB 333
--- Sponsor:
Burnett, John P.
--- CoSponsor:
Stevenson, Bryan P.
Changes the laws regarding limited liability companies
HB 377
--- Sponsor:
Hobbs, Steve
--- CoSponsor:
Kelly, Chris
Specifies how each parcel of property in a neighborhood
improvement district will be assessed if a single parcel is divided
within five years of the costs of the improvement's assessment
HB 402
--- Sponsor:
Franz, Ward
Authorizes a tax credit to banking institutions in an amount equal to
the tax imposed by foreign states when the Missouri bank doesn't have
a physical presence in the taxing state
HB 418
--- Sponsor:
Ervin, Doug
--- CoSponsor:
Flook, Tim
Establishes the Small Business and Entrepreneurial Growth Act to
provide assistance for the expansion of certain small businesses
HB 429
--- Sponsor:
Hobbs, Steve
--- CoSponsor:
Fisher, Barney
Establishes a regional economic development initiative which allows
tax credits for donations to regional economic development
organizations
HB 431
--- Sponsor:
Hobbs, Steve
--- CoSponsor:
Bruns, Mark J.
Authorizes counties to use ballot language which indicates that a tax
is an extension of an existing tax and not a new tax
HB 437
--- Sponsor:
Roorda, Jeff
--- CoSponsor:
Meadows, Tim
Imposes an excise tax on controlled substances and illicit alcoholic
beverages
HB 494
--- Sponsor:
Nasheed, Jamilah
--- CoSponsor:
Morris, James
Increases the excise tax on cigarettes from 17 cents to 33 cents per
pack of 20 cigarettes to be deposited into the General Revenue Fund
less a 3% collection fee
HB 517
--- Sponsor:
Hummel, Jacob
Specifies that the sales tax for the operation of public safety
departments and the funding for local parks in St. Louis City cannot
be diverted to tax increment financing projects
HB 545
--- Sponsor:
Lipke, Scott A.
Revises the Missouri individual income tax rate schedule and
dependency exemption and increases the federal tax deduction for the
individual income tax
HB 573
--- Sponsor:
Schad, Rodney
Establishes a process for the City of Lake Ozark, upon voter approval,
to withdraw from a certain special road district and to establish a
new road district wholly within its city limits
HB 608
--- Sponsor:
Schaaf, Robert
Establishes the Small Business and Entrepreneurial Growth Act to
provide assistance for the expansion of certain small businesses
HB 675
--- Sponsor:
Low, Beth
--- CoSponsor:
Oxford, Jeanette Mott
Requires certain corporations to file an annual tax disclosure
statement
HB 703
--- Sponsor:
Jones, Timothy W.
--- CoSponsor:
Storch, Rachel
Allows motor vehicle and boat dealers to act as fee agents for the
Department of Revenue and allows motor vehicle dealers to charge an
administrative fee for certain services
HB 708
--- Sponsor:
Tracy, Clint
Exempts MO HealthNet Program reimbursements received by doctors,
dentists, and nurses from state income tax
HB 712
--- Sponsor:
Curls, Shalonn
--- CoSponsor:
Talboy, Mike
Requires affordable housing to be included in any tax increment
financing project which includes housing units and is approved after
December 31, 2009
HB 801
--- Sponsor:
Parkinson, Mark A.
Exempts political subdivisions from paying taxes levied by the state
or other political subdivisions
HB 814
--- Sponsor:
Emery, Edgar G. H.
--- CoSponsor:
Nieves, Brian D.
Establishes the Fair Tax Act of 2009 which replaces the state
individual and corporate income tax and the estate tax with a fair tax
based on all new retail sales and services
HB 817
--- Sponsor:
Storch, Rachel
Allows for the organization of a low-profit limited liability
company or L3C
HB 1014
--- Sponsor:
Smith, Joe
Prohibits the use of global positioning systems or other technology
to monitor the mileage traveled by any motor vehicle in order to
impose any mileage tax
HB 1074
--- Sponsor:
Brandom, Ellen
Changes the laws regarding small business taxation and establishes
the Small Business and Entrepreneurial Growth Act
HB 1075
--- Sponsor:
Fisher, Barney
Changes the laws regarding unemployment compensation
HB 1081
--- Sponsor:
Funderburk, Doug
--- CoSponsor:
Zerr, Anne
Allows fourth class cities to impose limited license taxes upon hotels
and motels
HB 1088
--- Sponsor:
Roorda, Jeff
Allows oil companies to pay an annual excise tax on its apportioned
gross profits in Missouri instead of paying an income tax
HB 1111
--- Sponsor:
Flook, Tim
--- CoSponsor:
Brandom, Ellen
Changes the laws regarding the Missouri Quality Jobs Act
HB 1199
--- Sponsor:
Grisamore, Jeff
--- CoSponsor:
Yates, Brian David
Authorizes a sales and use tax exemption for machinery, equipment, and
computers used by certain data center and server farm facilities and
establishes the Missouri Advantage Act
HJR 7
--- Sponsor:
Yates, Brian David
--- CoSponsor:
Kraus, Will
Proposes a constitutional amendment creating the Missouri Savings
Account Fund
HJR 36
--- Sponsor:
Emery, Edgar G. H.
Proposes a constitutional amendment replacing individual and
corporate income tax and sales and use tax with a sales
tax on retail sales of new tangible property and taxable services
- SB 119
--- Sponsor:
Griesheimer, John E.
- Authorizes the imposition of a fee on wireless phone services to fund
enhanced 911 service
- SB 123
--- Sponsor:
Griesheimer, John E.
- Modifies provisions of law relating to county collectors
- SB 136
--- Sponsor:
Pearce, David
- Modifies provisions of law regarding various tax incentives
- SB 148
--- Sponsor:
Dempsey, Tom
- Provides a tax deduction for the premiums paid by a taxpayer for high
deductible health plans used with a health savings account
- SB 165
--- Sponsor:
Justus, Jolie L.
- Modifies provisions of law authorizing the imposition of various
taxes by local governments
- SB 187
--- Sponsor:
Vogel, Carl
- Modifies provisions relating to the imposition of transient guest
taxes by certain local governments
- SB 193
--- Sponsor:
Shoemyer, Wes
- Creates a tax credit for equity investments in qualified Missouri
businesses
- SB 241
--- Sponsor:
Bray, Joan
- Modifies various tax provisions
- SB 248
--- Sponsor:
Justus, Jolie L.
- Modifies provisions of law authorizing the imposition of various
taxes by local governments
- SB 257
--- Sponsor:
Schaefer, Kurt
- Allows for the extension of certain county taxes upon voter approval
- SB 276
--- Sponsor:
Barnitz, Frank A.
- Authorizes Montgomery County to seek voter approval for the
imposition of a transient guest tax
- SB 280
--- Sponsor:
Rupp, Scott T.
- Specifies that insurance companies subject to an annual tax on gross
premium receipts are exempt from the imposition of Missouri's
corporate income and franchise taxes
- SB 288
--- Sponsor:
Pearce, David
- Modifies provisions of law regarding various tax incentives
- SB 307
--- Sponsor:
Dempsey, Tom
- Imposes a gross receipts tax on certain ambulance service providers
- SB 353
--- Sponsor:
Schmitt, Eric
- Modifies provisions of the qualified research expense tax credit
program
- SB 378
--- Sponsor:
Nodler, Gary
- Extends the sunsets on certain provider taxes
- SB 387
--- Sponsor:
Barnitz, Frank A.
- Allows the City of Waynesville to impose a transient guest tax
- SB 404
--- Sponsor:
Mayer, Robert
- Repeals certain taxes imposed upon suppliers of bingo and pull-tab
cards
- SB 415
--- Sponsor:
Dempsey, Tom
- Modifies several provisions of laws relating to health insurance
- SB 449
--- Sponsor:
Purgason, Chuck
- Requires agreements between business district advisory boards and the
director of revenue for the collection of certain taxes
- SB 479
--- Sponsor:
Shoemyer, Wes
- Allows certain contributions to downtown revitalization preservation
development projects to be substituted on a dollar-for-dollar basis
for the local match of payments in lieu of taxes and economic activit
- SB 489
--- Sponsor:
Dempsey, Tom
- Allows cities to impose license taxes upon hotels and motels
- SB 507
--- Sponsor:
Callahan, Victor E.
- Authorizes the City of Sugar Creek to impose a transient guest tax
- SB 511
--- Sponsor:
Nodler, Gary
- Provides for a community-based developmental disability provider tax
- SB 528
--- Sponsor:
Nodler, Gary
- Authorizes the department of economic development to provide economic
development incentives for alternative energy vehicle components
- SCR 14
--- Sponsor:
Schmitt, Eric
- Creates the blue ribbon panel on job retention and economic growth
- SJR 13
--- Sponsor:
Lager, Brad
- Limits general revenue appropriations and mandates state income tax
rate reductions in certain situations
- SJR 14
--- Sponsor:
Wilson, Yvonne S.
- Relating to creation of tax free zones
- SJR 15
--- Sponsor:
Cunningham, Jane
- Proposes a constitutional amendment providing that the general
assembly is not required to enact legislation to comply with a court
order declaring that it raise taxes
Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated November 17, 2009 at 9:31 am