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House Taxation Committee: amendment adoption, failed do‑pass votes and tabling; Senate bill concurrence and interim study pass

2251010 · February 6, 2025
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Summary

In executive action the committee adopted an amendment to HB 306, then the bill failed a do‑pass vote and was tabled; HB 327 failed and was tabled; the committee concurred in SB 54; and SJ 8 (interim study request) passed.

The House Taxation Committee met for executive action on four measures listed at the end of its hearing day and recorded the following outcomes.

House Bill 306 (income tax credit for below‑market rental property). The committee adopted Amendment 306.1 by voice/roll call (amendment recorded as passing 21–0). That amendment clarified monthly calculation of the credit, limited eligibility to rentals priced between 50–90% of fair‑market rent and set the credit at $75 per $100 below 90% of fair‑market rent. After further discussion, Representative Thane moved HB 306, as amended, do pass. A roll‑call on the do‑pass motion returned 9 yeas and 12 nays; the motion failed. A subsequent motion to table the bill passed (the committee recorded tabling following the failed do‑pass motion). The amendment adoption and subsequent tabling are recorded as the committee’s final actions on HB 306.

House Bill 327 (legislative referendum returning excess revenue to residents). The committee debated the bill and a motion to do pass failed on a roll call (3 yeas, 18 nays). Committee members then voted to table the bill; the tabling motion carried (voice/proxy tally reported at 20–1 in favor of tabling). The bill will not advance from committee at this time.

Senate Bill 54 (concurrence). The committee voted to concur in SB 54 (a Senate bill previously passed by the Senate). The concurrence vote passed by voice/recording with a final reported count of 21 yeas and 0 nays.

Senate Joint Resolution 8 (interim study of special districts). The committee voted to concur in SJ 8 (authorizing an interim study). Proxies and voice votes recorded the measure as passed; committee members named to carry it on the floor were identified.

Each action below lists recorded vote tallies from committee proceedings. Where the transcript or roll call did not name every member’s vote individually, tallies are reported as recorded by the committee clerk.