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Taxation committee unanimously backs 'ought not to pass' on LD1699, agricultural refundable credit
Summary
The committee opened a work session on LD1699 (a refundable tax credit for agricultural enterprises) and, at the sponsor's request, adopted a unanimous 'ought not to pass' recommendation by members present; absent members may register votes by the stated deadline.
The Joint Standing Committee on Taxation opened a work session on LD1699, an act to create a refundable tax credit for agricultural enterprises, and recorded a unanimous recommendation of "ought not to pass" from members present.
Senator Bruce Bickford moved the "ought not to pass" motion and Representative Lori Gramlich seconded. Chair Nicole Grohowski read the roll of those who raised hands in favor: Representative Gregory Swallow, Representative Lori Gramlich, Representative (Clint), Representative Shelley Rudnicki, Representative Anne Matlack, Representative Dan Sayre, Senator Nicole Grohowski, Senator Bruce Bickford, Representative Gary Friedman, and Representative Ed Crockett. The chair declared the motion carried unanimously of those present and reminded members that absent legislators could register their votes within two business days.
Analysts noted the sponsor requested an "ought not to pass" report and that OPLA was not asked to prepare a full bill analysis for the work session. The committee closed the work session on LD1699 after the vote.
