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A8763Assembly2009-2010 Session

Provides for the state to hold counties, cities, and school districts harmless for the loss of sales tax revenues attributable to the exemption of clothing/shoes

Sponsor Joel MillerAD-102Affects Finance
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In Assembly Committee
Ways And Means
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Pending
Passage
Pending

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Joel Miller

Assembly Member · Assembly District 102

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BILL NUMBER:A8763

Title of bill

An act to amend the state finance law, in relation to state aid to counties, cities, and school districts for tax receipts foregone as a result of the exemption of clothing and footwear from sales and compensating use taxes

Purpose or general idea of bill

To provide for the state to hold counties, cities, and school districts harmless for the loss of sales tax revenues attributable to the exemption of clothing/shoes.

Summary of specific provisions

To amend the state finance law and the tax law, in relation to state aid to counties, cities, and school districts for tax receipts foregone as a result of the exemption of clothing and footwear from sales and compensating use taxes.

Justification

To help provide for economic growth.

Prior legislative history

1999-00: Remained in Committee 2001-02: Remained in Committee 2003-04: Remained in Committee 2005-06: Remained in Committee 2007-08: Remained in Committee

Fiscal implications

To be determined

Effective date

This act shall take effect on the first of December succeeding enactment.

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