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Senate committee gives due‑pass recommendation to technical tax bill House Bill 2339
Summary
The Senate Committee on Finance and Revenue closed a work session on House Bill 2339 and moved the bill to the floor with a due‑pass recommendation. The measure contains technical fixes to Department of Revenue provisions, data‑sharing updates and minor fiscal effects.
The Senate Committee on Finance and Revenue opened and closed a work session on House Bill 2,339 during its May 19 meeting and moved the bill to the floor with a due‑pass recommendation.
Chair Meek opened the work session; committee members heard a brief summary that described HB 2339 as a Department of Revenue technical bill. The measure, as summarized in committee, would expand permissible data‑sharing between the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission and the Oregon Health Authority with the Department of Revenue for compliance purposes, repeal several reporting requirements, align the agricultural employment overtime tax credit treatment for S corporations with current practice, and include foreign earned income excluded from adjusted gross income when calculating eligibility for the Oregon Kids Credit. Testimony to the committee said the bill has a minimal fiscal impact and would raise about $100,000 per biennium through the change to the Oregon Kids Credit.
Vice Chair McLean moved the bill to the floor with a due‑pass recommendation; the committee voted and the motion passed on a voice/recorded assent with Senators Watterson, Starr, Taylor and others recorded as "Aye." Senator Patterson agreed to carry the bill on the floor.
The committee closed the work session and moved on to the day's public hearings.
