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Senate finance committee advances technical tax bill fixing expired references
Summary
The Senate Committee on Finance and Revenue on June 11 advanced House Bill 2,095 A, a technical “fix-it” measure that updates statutory references for several tax credits, moving the bill to the Senate floor with a due-pass recommendation.
The Senate Committee on Finance and Revenue moved House Bill 2,095 A to the Senate floor with a due-pass recommendation on June 11, 2025, after committee staff described the measure as a technical update to statute.
Committee Chair Meek opened the public hearing and work session on House Bill 2,095 A and said the committee had no witnesses signed up. A staff presenter explained the bill updates Internal Revenue Code references and aligns Oregon Revised Statutes references with existing sunset dates for tax credits, including the Oregon Semiconductor research-and-development tax credit and credits tied to affordable housing lending and donations.
Vice Chair McLean moved the bill to the floor "with a due pass recommendation," and the motion passed on roll call. Committee members recorded their votes during the roll call; the chair announced that the motion passed and asked who would carry the bill on the Senate floor.
The committee record indicates the bill’s fiscal impact is minimal and that the revenue impact statement describes the statutory alignment. The hearing and work session were brief and were described by the chair and staff as technical in nature.
The committee then closed the public hearing on House Bill 2,095 A and opened a public hearing and work session on Senate Bill 1196.
No substantive policy debate or amendments were taken on House Bill 2,095 A during the committee’s June 11 session.
