House approves reciprocal tax study with Wisconsin
Summary
The House passed House File 2746 directing the Department of Revenue to study reciprocal tax agreements with Wisconsin; members said the study could form a 'floor plan' for later expansion to other states (91–0).
The Iowa House moved and passed House File 2746, a bill that tasks the Department of Revenue with studying reciprocal tax agreements between Iowa and Wisconsin.
Representative Longren presented the bill, saying it would benefit constituents who live in one state and work in the other: "This is good for all of our constituents that are maybe living here in the state of Iowa, working in Wisconsin or vice versa." Members discussed potential expansion to other neighboring states in future work.
The measure was moved for final passage and passed on a recorded vote with 91 ayes, 0 nays and 9 members absent. No funding amounts or statutory changes beyond study directions were specified during floor remarks.
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