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Ways and Means committee completes hearings on four tax bills; no votes taken
Summary
After concluding the first hearing on HB 122, the committee held brief hearings or concluded hearings on House Bills 100, 133, 22 and 48. No votes or amendments were adopted in the record provided.
Following the first hearing on House Bill 122, the House Ways and Means Committee moved through four additional bills with minimal public testimony and no recorded votes.
House Bill 100, which would authorize a grant program for retailers that sell donated goods, was brought forward for a third hearing. Committee staff said no in-person testimony was received in opposition and the committee concluded the third hearing.
House Bill 133, a proposed tax credit for small employers with health reimbursement arrangements, was also held for a third hearing. Committee staff said the committee had considered a possible amendment (the "-3" version), but that amendment was not ready; no amendment was offered or adopted at the hearing.
House Bill 22, a measure to authorize a homestead exemption for surviving military spouses, and House Bill 48, which would modify tax deductions for ABLE accounts, each received their fourth hearings. Committee staff reported no testimony received for those items, and the committee closed the hearings.
Chairman Romer closed the meeting with no further business and adjourned the committee.
