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Committee hears brief introduction to HB 2,087; dash‑1 would extend manufactured-dwelling subtraction sunset
Summary
House Bill 2,087 was introduced and the committee reviewed a dash-1 amendment that would extend by six years the sunset on an existing manufactured-dwelling capital-gain income-tax subtraction. No public testimony was registered and the committee closed the hearing.
House Bill 2,087 was presented to the committee on March 11. The introduced bill would require the Legislative Revenue Office to study the personal income tax system; the substantive change in the committee packet is the -1 amendment, which extends the sunset of an existing income-tax subtraction for manufactured dwelling capital gains by six years.
The staff presenter described the dash-1 as a “gut-and-stuff” amendment in committee language, explaining that it replaces the introduced study language with the sunset-extension language. No members of the public were signed up to testify on this bill and the committee closed the public hearing with no testimony and no committee action recorded.
The committee did not take any votes during the brief hearing; staff said the purpose of the amendment was to preserve an existing subtraction in current law for an extended period.
