Bills Assigned to Committee
TAX REFORM
| Description | Committee Members |
HB1225 --- Sponsor: Lair, Mike --- CoSponsor: Dieckhaus, Scott

Increases the Missouri dependency exemption from $1,200 to $1,500 for each qualified dependent claimed by a resident

HB1225 -- (LR# 3242L.01I)

HCS Voted Do Pass (H) HB1227 --- Sponsor: Kraus, Will --- CoSponsor: Dieckhaus, Scott

Increases the Missouri dependency exemption from $1,200 to $2,000 for each qualified dependent claimed by a resident

HB1227 -- (LR# 3051L.02I)

HCS Voted Do Pass (H) HB1240 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia --- CoSponsor: Wallace, Maynard

Authorizes a state income tax deduction for tuition costs for any dependent of a resident taxpayer enrolled in any elementary or secondary school or postsecondary education institution in this state

HB1240 -- (LR# 3256L.01I)

House Committee: TAX REFORM

Public Hearing Completed (H) HB1251 --- Sponsor: Sater, David --- CoSponsor: Wallace, Maynard

Requires the reporting of health insurance information on Missouri income tax returns and the providing of a notice to those taxpayers eligible for health insurance assistance for dependent children

HB1251 -- (LR# 3204L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB1316 --- Sponsor: Deeken, Bill

Changes the laws regarding the collection of property taxes and the assessment of property

HB1316 -- (LR# 3545L.01I)

Approved by Governor (G)

Delivered to Secretary of State (G) HB1387 --- Sponsor: Gatschenberger, Chuck --- CoSponsor: Jones, Timothy W.

Establishes the Firearms and Ammunition Sales Tax Holiday

HB1387 -- (LR# 3845L.02I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB1408 --- Sponsor: Cox, Stanley --- CoSponsor: Gatschenberger, Chuck

Changes the time period before interest is paid on an overpayment of income tax from four months to 90 days after the last date to file a return, including an extension, or the date the return was filed

CCS SS HCS HB 1408 & 1514 -- (LR# 3839L.07T)

Approved by Governor (G)

Delivered to Secretary of State (G) HB1514 --- Sponsor: Cox, Stanley --- CoSponsor: Gatschenberger, Chuck

Changes the time period before interest is paid on an overpayment of income tax from four months to 90 days after the last date to file a return, including an extension, or the date the return was filed

HB1514 -- (LR# 3634L.01I)

Approved by Governor (G)

Delivered to Secretary of State (G) HB1520 --- Sponsor: Smith, Jason --- CoSponsor: Kraus, Will

Increases the deduction for personal and dependency exemptions for income tax

HB1520 -- (LR# 4017L.01I)

HCS Voted Do Pass (H) HB1529 --- Sponsor: Munzlinger, Brian --- CoSponsor: Wallace, Maynard

Exempts motor fuel used to operate school buses transporting students for educational purposes from the motor fuel tax

HB1529 -- (LR# 4154L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB1586 --- Sponsor: Kirkton, Jeanne --- CoSponsor: Jones, Tishaura

Authorizes a sales and use tax exemption for certain physical exercise or personal training classes that provide spiritual benefits to their practitioners

HB1586 -- (LR# 4219L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB1606 --- Sponsor: Sater, David --- CoSponsor: Schlottach, Charles

Specifies that "farm machinery and equipment" as it relates to exemptions for sales tax will include certain all-terrain vehicles

HB1606 -- (LR# 4243L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB1800 --- Sponsor: Gatschenberger, Chuck --- CoSponsor: Nieves, Brian D.

Authorizes a homestead property tax exemption phased in over 15 years for certain individuals 65 years of age or older

HB1800 -- (LR# 4387L.01I)

House Committee: TAX REFORM

Public Hearing Completed (H) HB1835 --- Sponsor: Zimmerman, Jake --- CoSponsor: McNeil, Margo

Allows individuals who are 62 years of age or older to defer paying property taxes on their residences under certain conditions by filing a claim with the county assessor

HB1835 -- (LR# 3820L.01I)

House Committee: TAX REFORM

Public Hearing Completed (H) HB1891 --- Sponsor: Nasheed, Jamilah --- CoSponsor: Oxford, Jeanette Mott

Increases the excise tax on cigarettes from 17 cents to 33 cents per pack of 20 cigarettes to be deposited, less a 3% collection fee, into the General Revenue Fund

HB1891 -- (LR# 4383L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB1915 --- Sponsor: Oxford, Jeanette Mott --- CoSponsor: Roorda, Jeff

Establishes the Missouri Earned Income Tax Credit Act which authorizes an individual income tax credit equal to 20% of any earned income tax credit claimed by the taxpayer on his or her federal income tax return

HB1915 -- (LR# 3513L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB1917 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Larry --- CoSponsor: Wallace, Maynard

Authorizes a state and local sales and use tax exemption on all sales of horse or utility trailers used solely for agricultural purposes

HB1917 -- (LR# 4725L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB1919 --- Sponsor: Webber, Stephen --- CoSponsor: Still, Mary

Authorizes an income tax credit for donations to the capital improvements fund of any public university in Missouri for its nursing or allied health professions programs

HB1919 -- (LR# 3841L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB1953 --- Sponsor: Smith, Joe

Requires county governing bodies to allow taxpayers to prepay all or any portion of their property taxes monthly based on their previous year's tax bill

HB1953 -- (LR# 4544L.01I)

House Committee: TAX REFORM

Public Hearing Completed (H) HB1954 --- Sponsor: Smith, Joe

Lowers the maximum penalty on delinquent property taxes in all counties except St. Louis City from 18% to 9% until January 1, 2014

HB1954 -- (LR# 4542L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB1955 --- Sponsor: Smith, Joe

Requires county governing bodies to allow for installment payments of all or any portion of a taxpayer's current or delinquent real property taxes over a six-month period following the due date

HB1955 -- (LR# 4543L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB1976 --- Sponsor: Bivins, Walt --- CoSponsor: Allen, Sue

Exempts the retail sales of food in St. Louis County from the county's emergency services sales tax

HB1976 -- (LR# 4517L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB1980 --- Sponsor: Kratky, Michele --- CoSponsor: Colona, Mike

Authorizes an income tax credit for the costs incurred in the renovation of a taxpayer's rented dwelling or residence

HB1980 -- (LR# 4428L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB1981 --- Sponsor: Kratky, Michele --- CoSponsor: Spreng, Michael

Authorizes an income tax credit for certain small businesses who hire a person who is disabled or recently discharged from a correctional facility

HB1981 -- (LR# 4421L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2045 --- Sponsor: Frame, Michael --- CoSponsor: Skaggs, Trent

Authorizes a state and local sales and use tax exemption for new vehicles assembled and sold in Missouri on or after January 1, 2011, including motorcycles and boats

HB2045 -- (LR# 3921L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2054 --- Sponsor: Meiners, Kate --- CoSponsor: Norr, Charlie

Extends the income tax credit for donations to food pantries from August 28, 2011, until August 28, 2023

HB2054 -- (LR# 4782L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2071 --- Sponsor: Hummel, Jacob --- CoSponsor: Carter, Chris

Changes the interest rate charged for delinquent property taxes in the City of St. Louis

HB2071 -- (LR# 4446L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2091 --- Sponsor: Frame, Michael --- CoSponsor: Skaggs, Trent

Exempts residential property owned by an individual 62 years of age or older from certain increases in assessed valuation

HB2091 -- (LR# 3922L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2092 --- Sponsor: Frame, Michael --- CoSponsor: Casey, Ron

Establishes the Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday which authorizes an annual state sales and use tax holiday on retail purchases of certain firearms

HB2092 -- (LR# 3924L.02I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2093 --- Sponsor: Frame, Michael --- CoSponsor: Kander, Jason

Authorizes a tax credit to an individual, partnership, or corporation for 100% of the salary and benefits paid to an employee while on active military duty as a member of a reserve or national guard unit

HB2093 -- (LR# 3390L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2131 --- Sponsor: Parkinson, Mark A. --- CoSponsor: Icet, Allen

Requires a $2 deduction each pay period from the Governor's personal pay to be deposited into the Governor Nixon's Federal Scratch-Off, Match-Off Fund to purchase a Powerball lottery ticket each week

HB2131 -- (LR# 4979L.01I)

House Committee: TAX REFORM

Public Hearing Completed (H) HB2138 --- Sponsor: Carter, Chris --- CoSponsor: Hummel, Jacob

Establishes the Green Building Tax Credit which authorizes a tax credit for an individual who constructs or rehabilitates an existing structure into a green building, base building, or tenant space

HB2138 -- (LR# 4773L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2146 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia --- CoSponsor: Koenig, Andrew

Authorizes an individual income tax credit of up to $1,000 for actual educational expenses paid for a taxpayer's dependent or up to $2,000 if the dependent has special emotional and physical needs

HB2146 -- (LR# 3942L.03I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2154 --- Sponsor: Smith, Joe

Allows sellers to advertise that the required sales tax will be assumed or absorbed into the price of the property sold or the services rendered if the amount of the tax is separately stated

HB2154 -- (LR# 5087L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2185 --- Sponsor: Schupp, Jill --- CoSponsor: Talboy, Mike

Authorizes a sales tax exemption for educational or fitness class fees paid to any health club, athletic club, exercise club, fitness club, or other similar club or facility

HB2185 -- (LR# 3526L.02I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2215 --- Sponsor: Nasheed, Jamilah

Phases out over a five-year period the state sales and use tax on the retail sales of food and replaces the revenue with an increase in the excise tax on wine and liquor

HB2215 -- (LR# 4381L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2228 --- Sponsor: Day, David

Authorizes the City of St. Robert to impose, upon voter approval, a transient guest tax to be used for economic development initiatives

HB2228 -- (LR# 5157L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2240 --- Sponsor: Talboy, Mike --- CoSponsor: Silvey, Ryan

Eliminates the in-lieu watercraft tax for most watercraft making an owner liable for any state and local sales taxes and requires the revenue be used to assist victims of domestic violence or sexual abuse

HB2240 -- (LR# 5203L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2265 --- Sponsor: Funderburk, Doug --- CoSponsor: Koenig, Andrew

Eliminates the annual corporate income tax beginning January 1, 2011

HB2265 -- (LR# 5140L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2267 --- Sponsor: Schieffer, Ed --- CoSponsor: Hodges, Steve

Prohibits real property taxes from increasing or decreasing by more than 5% above or below the tax levied in the previous year

HB2267 -- (LR# 5131L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2268 --- Sponsor: Schieffer, Ed --- CoSponsor: Hodges, Steve

Allows taxpayers who own real property to request the assessor and the office of any other county or city official to review the assessment of his or her property

HB2268 -- (LR# 5132L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2296 --- Sponsor: Low, Beth

Requires certain corporations to file an annual tax disclosure statement

HB2296 -- (LR# 3666L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2325 --- Sponsor: Kelly, Chris

Authorizes a check-off box for the Organ Donor Program Fund to be added to the individual and corporate income tax forms and allows for a separate check donation to be sent in with payment of taxes

HB2325 -- (LR# 5361L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2334 --- Sponsor: Holsman, Jason R.

Authorizes a state income tax deduction of up to $500 to a taxpayer for the cost of school supplies and books he or she purchased to home school a child

HB2334 -- (LR# 5331L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2342 --- Sponsor: Rucker, Martin T. --- CoSponsor: Conway, Pat

Authorizes a state and local sales tax exemption for gratuities, whether mandatory or voluntary, provided with the receipt of property or services

HB2342 -- (LR# 5240L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2360 --- Sponsor: Aull, Joe

Requires counties to allow installment payments when the property taxes on a homestead increase by more than 15% in any year due to reassessment

HB2360 -- (LR# 5381L.02I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2367 --- Sponsor: Schad, Rodney --- CoSponsor: Pollock, Darrell

Changes the state and local sales tax rate for a retail sale of personal property or taxable service at a temporary business location or a door-to-door sale to the rate in effect at the purchase location

HB2367 -- (LR# 5388L.02I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2373 --- Sponsor: Funderburk, Doug --- CoSponsor: Smith, Joe

Allows political subdivisions to revise certain tax rates

HB2373 -- (LR# 5399L.01I)

Rules - Reported Do Pass (H) HB2383 --- Sponsor: Leara, Mike

Changes the laws regarding the distribution of the St. Louis County sales tax

HB2383 -- (LR# 5244L.02I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2390 --- Sponsor: Parkinson, Mark A. --- CoSponsor: Funderburk, Doug

Repeals the hotel and motel license tax limits for all fourth class cities

HB2390 -- (LR# 5446L.01I)

House Committee: TAX REFORM

Motion to Do Pass Failed (H) HB2394 --- Sponsor: Leara, Mike

Authorizes an income tax deduction equal to the amount of the down payment on the first-time purchase of a primary residence

HB2394 -- (LR# 5439L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2395 --- Sponsor: Leara, Mike

Specifies that the true value in money on real property for property taxation will be the assessed value in 2009 or the most recent sale price until the property is sold

HB2395 -- (LR# 5438L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2406 --- Sponsor: Scharnhorst, Dwight --- CoSponsor: Jones, Timothy W.

Authorizes an income tax deduction for tuition, attendance fees, and school supplies purchased for educating a dependent enrolled in a Missouri elementary or secondary school

HB2406 -- (LR# 5351L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2427 --- Sponsor: Jones, Timothy W. --- CoSponsor: Icet, Allen

Establishes the School Choice Tax Credit Act which authorizes an income tax credit for a taxpayer who donates to a scholarship-granting organization

HB2427 -- (LR# 5078L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2443 --- Sponsor: Brandom, Ellen

Requires an individual when registering a motor vehicle or trailer to also present a paid receipt or a certified statement that he or she has paid the city property taxes in the preceding year if applicable

HB2443 -- (LR# 5469L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2457 --- Sponsor: Pratt, Bryan --- CoSponsor: Jones, Timothy W.

Eliminates the individual income tax on Missouri taxable income of $9,000 or less and changes the tax rate to 4% on the amount of income over $9,000

HB2457 -- (LR# 5483L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HB2475 --- Sponsor: Diehl, John

Authorizes St. Louis County, upon voter approval, to impose a sales tax of up to one-tenth of 1% on all retail sales, except for food, to establish, operate, and maintain an emergency communications system

HB2475 -- (LR# 5485L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HCR26 --- Sponsor: Schieffer, Ed --- CoSponsor: Hodges, Steve

Disapproves the State Tax Commission's proposed state regulation regarding the value of each grade of agricultural and horticultural land in Section 137.021, RSMo, for the 2011 and 2012 assessment years

HCR26 -- (LR# 4185L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HCR44 --- Sponsor: Smith, Joe

Expresses the opposition of the General Assembly to any federal or state effort to impose discriminatory taxes on food or beverages

HCR44 -- (LR# 4484L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HCR60 --- Sponsor: Brown, Dan --- CoSponsor: Fisher, Barney Joe

Directs the Governor to instruct the Department of Revenue pay interest on any taxpayer refund that is not paid out within 45 days after receipt of a tax return

HCR60 -- (LR# 4883L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) HJR49 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia --- CoSponsor: Funderburk, Doug

Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing the Missouri Taxpayer Protection Initiative which prohibits state funds from being expended for certain cloning, human research, and abortion services

HJR49 -- (LR# 3714L.01I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H) SB816 --- Sponsor: Lembke, Jim

Modifies provisions of law allowing interest on overpayments of income tax

SB816 -- (LR# 4581S.01P)

Referred: Rules - Pursuant to Rule 25(32)(f) (H) SB945 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan

Modifies provisions relating to court actions by the Department of Mental Health

SB945 -- (LR# 5006S.01P)

Referred: Rules - Pursuant to Rule 25(32)(f) (H) SCR52 --- Sponsor: Lager, Brad

Recognizes that tax refunds lawfully belong to the people and that the Governor and the Department of Revenue must ensure that income tax refunds are processed and returned in a timely manner

SCR52 -- (LR# 5059S.02I)

Referred: Tax Reform (H)
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