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Senate Revenue & Tax session notes revised impact statement for income tax bill
Summary
An unidentified participant at a brief Senate Revenue & Tax meeting said an updated impact statement for Senate Bill 211 (an income tax bill) will be circulated; the speaker said the impact language was shortened from "4" to "3" and the bill is expected on the floor today. No formal votes were recorded.
An unidentified participant at a short Senate Revenue & Tax meeting said the only substantive item was an updated impact statement for Senate Bill 211, the income tax bill, and that the revised statement will be circulated ahead of floor action.
"Statement for senate bill 2 11, the income tax bill, and, Miss Harry's gonna have that sent out to y'all, so just have it in hand," Speaker 1 said. The speaker later described the change as "shortened," adding, "So they put it over 3 instead of 4." The transcript does not specify what the numeric values "3" and "4" measure or how they affect the bill's fiscal or programmatic impacts.
The transcript records a brief clarifying exchange in which the speaker asked, "Is that bridal?" and then said, "DFA." The meeting record does not expand the acronym "DFA" or identify whether that name refers to an agency, office, or another party involved in preparing the impact statement.
No motions or formal votes were recorded in the transcript. The speaker said they expected the measure to be considered on the floor the same day and closed the session by saying there was no other business and adjourning the meeting.
The meeting did not identify any other specifics about the content of the revised impact statement, any changes to legislative language, or a formal vote schedule. The transcript refers to Miss Harry as the person who will distribute the updated statement but does not provide contact information or an affiliation for that person.
