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House approves technical change to state tax code aligning with federal language

2026 House of Representatives · May 2, 2026
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Summary

Senate File 2492, described by supporters as a technical update to remove outdated federal terminology and create a corporate income tax deduction for certain income, passed the House after brief remarks in support.

A member (speaker 7) opened remarks on Senate File 2492, saying the bill updates state code language to match recent federal changes. Representative (speaker 8) described the change as removing an obsolete federal term and urged passage, calling it "a good bill." The bill was read, placed on its passage and recorded as passed: 84 yea, 0 nay, 16 absent.

Sponsors framed SF 2492 as a technical conformity change to preserve an existing state deduction. The clerk read the bill caption indicating it concerns a state corporate income tax deduction; the House approved the measure and agreed to the title. The bill was ordered transmitted to the Senate.