ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Missouri House of Representatives
92nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2004)
Bills Indexed by Subject
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

: Establishes additional tax increment financing guidelines.

: Discontinues certain tax credits for certain economic development projects.

: Revises various statutues relating to county government.

: Reauthorizes the Task Force on Trade and Investment.

: Authorizes an exhibition center and recreational facility district in certain counties; a theater, cultural arts, and entertainment district in St. Charles County; and modifies Community Comeback Act.

: Authorizes enterprise zones in the cities of Sugar Creek, Nixa, and Ozark and in Laclede, Shelby, Warren, and Webster counties and extends the enterprise zone expiration date in Linn and Macon counties.

: Changes guidelines on historic structures rehabilitation tax credits.

: Authorizes enterprise zones in the cities of Sugar Creek, Nixa, and Ozark and in Laclede, Shelby, Warren, and Webster counties and extends the enterprise zone expiration date in Linn and Macon counties.

: Revises the statutes relating to distressed communities tax credit programs.

: Authorizes enterprise zones in the cities of Sugar Creek, Nixa, and Ozark and in Laclede, Shelby, Warren, and Webster counties and extends the enterprise zone expiration date in Linn and Macon counties.

: Allows county commissions to receive the funds from landfill fees.

: Authorizes enterprise zones in the cities of Nixa and Ozark.

: Revises various statutes relating to incentive tax credits.

: Requires school board approval of tax increment financing plans for areas with residential or multi-family properties.

: Extends the time period for the City of Springfield's enterprise zone.

: Modifies the requirements for issuance of certificates of guaranty for loans under the Agriculture Business Development Loan Program.

: Revises various statutes relating to taxation.

: Excludes new taxes imposed after a tax increment financing ordinance is established from being used for tax increment financing projects.

: Establishes additional regulations on neighborhood improvement districts.

: Requires the Department of Economic Development to authorize enterprise zones in any qualifying area, establishes the Jobs Now Program, and establishes and modifies several tax credit programs.

: Establishes a business use incentives program for small business development.

: Establishes community college job retention training programs and authorizes a tax credit for retained jobs and job training.

: Authorizes a local sales tax for economic development purposes.

: Directs 25% of any tobacco settlement moneys received by this state to be used to create various incentives for rural Missouri.

: Establishes the Business Use Incentives for Small Businesses Program.

: Requires a minimum reimbursement for emergency services in a tax increment financing district.

: Expands the definition of "municipality" for purposes of downtown and rural development.

: Authorizes rural empowerment zones.

: Extends the time period of the enterprise zones in Linn and Macon counties and authorizes an enterprise zone in Shelby County.

: Revises the statutes relating to local use taxes in St. Louis County.

: Establishes the Life Sciences Reinvestment Act.

: Authorizes an enterprize zone in Douglas County.

: Requires a minimum reimbursement for emergency services in a tax increment financing district.

: Revises the statutes relating to special business districts.

: Authorizes the president of any public university in this state to present financial commitments on behalf of the university to fund an endowed life sciences research chair academic position.

: Authorizes an enterprise zone in the City of St. Ann.

: Establishes the Small Business Employee Training Program and the Missouri Small Business Employee Training Fund.

: Authorizes a research and development tax credit for certain businesses.

: Authorizes an enterprise zone in the City of Columbia.

: Urges the United States Congress to pass a fiscal relief package for the states of no less than $20 billion.

: Urges the United States Department of Agriculture, the United States Congress, and all 50 state legislatures to take action to promote and protect the benefits of agricultural biotechnology products.

: Creates an enterprise zone in Laclede County.

: Adds provisions concerning job creation and fiscal accountability for economic development projects.

: Authorizes a two-year tax free zone in Kansas City.

: Makes changes to economic development programs regarding distressed communities and small business investment tax credits.

: Repeals the $500 gambling boat loss limit.

: Revises law concerning redevelopment of distressed communities.

: Requires additional information regarding department of economic development contracts for financial assistance.

: Modifies the definition of distressed communities.

: Dedicates 10% of future TIF increments to schools affected by the TIF.

: Prevents TIF from applying to certain transportation taxes in Kansas City.

: Enables an enterprise zone in Douglas County.

: Designates two new enterprise zones in the cities of Nixa and Ozark.

: Implements the Tax Credit Accountability Act.

: Enables enterprise zones in Richland and Crocker.

: Modifies provisions of certain regional recreation districts.

: Implements the Jobs Now initiative.

: Creates a 5 percent tax credit for new revenue of a new or expanded business.

: Modifies the expiration of enterprise zones.

: Modifies the procedure of the Joint Committee on Economic Development Policy and Planning.

Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated October 7, 2004 at 11:10 am