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Alabama Society of Certified Public Accountants Generated on 04/16/2021 Alabama Society of Certified Public Accountants - 2021 REGULAR SESSION OF ALABAMA LEGISLATURE Friday, April 16, 2021 # Full Text Title House Comm Senate Comm Sponsors Status Related Last Action Act # Tracking Feb 24, 2021 - Vulnerable Child Compassion and Pending third reading Protection Act, prohibits gender change HB 0001 Full Text Judiciary Wes Allen Introduced on day 9 Favorable Watch therapy for minors, prohibits withholding of from Judiciary with 1 certain related information from parents amendment Feb 02, 2021 - Read for the first time and Taxation, income taxes, federal Coronavirus referred to the House Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, Ways and Means HB 0019 Full Text Arnold Mooney Introduced HB 0035 of Representatives Watch excluded from Alabama individual income Education committee on Ways taxation and Means Education Feb 02, 2021 - Read for the first time and Licensing boards, commissions required to referred to the House notify new members of potential violation for Boards, Agencies HB 0026 Full Text Matt Simpson Introduced of Representatives Watch receiving more than one compensation, and Commissions committee on Sec. 41-9A-3 added. Boards, Agencies and Commissions Feb 02, 2021 - Read for the first time and Taxation, income taxes, federal Coronavirus referred to the House Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, Ways and Means HB 0035 Full Text Andy Whitt Introduced HB 0019 of Representatives Watch excluded from Alabama individual income Education committee on Ways taxation and Means Education Discrimination, to make it unlawful to deny an individual full and equal employment of public accommodations based on certain Feb 02, 2021 - Read protected classes, to make it unlawful for a for the first time and local school board to discriminate against an referred to the House HB 0087 Full Text Judiciary Rolanda Hollis Introduced Watch individual based on certain protected of Representatives classes, and to make it unlawful for an committee on employer to discriminate against an Judiciary applicant or employee based on certain protected classes Feb 02, 2021 - Read Income tax; exclusion for federal tax credits, for the first time and advance refunds, or loan forgiveness from referred to the House Ways and Means HB 0098 Full Text federal CARES Act; exemption from income Andy Whitt Introduced of Representatives Watch Education and financial institution excise tax for committee on Ways amounts from the Coronavirus Relief Fund and Means Education Apr 01, 2021 - Emergency Management Act of 1955, Fiscal Responsibility Delivered to Assigned states of emergency, business and religious HB 0103 Full Text and Economic Jamie Kiel Passed Governor at 2:30 Act No. Watch entities authorized to operate under certain Development p.m. on April 1, 2021-160. conditions 2021. Ethics, State Ethics Commission, duties and membership revised, penalties, definitions, gift ban, enforcement procedures Mar 11, 2021 - revised, Secs. 36-25-1, 36-25-3, 36-25-4, Pending third reading 36-25-4.1, 36-25-4.3, 36-25-5, 36-25-5.1, Ethics and Campaign on day 15 Favorable HB 0105 Full Text 36-25-7, 36-25-8, 36-25-9, 36-25-10, 36-25- Mike Ball Introduced Watch Finance from Ethics and 12, 36-25-13, 36-25-14, 36-25-15, 36-25- Campaign Finance 16, 36-25-17, 36-25-18, 36-25-19, 36-25- with 3 amendments page 1 of 9 Generated on 04/16/2021 23, 36-25-24, 36-25-27 am'd; Secs. 17-17- 4, 36-25-1.1, 36-25-1.3, 36-25-5.2, 36-25-6, 36-25-11, 36-25-22 repealed. Feb 24, 2021 - Lead reduction, revise authority of Dept of Pending third reading HB 0121 Full Text Public Health to administer program, Secs. Health Reed Ingram Introduced SB 0143 Watch on day 9 Favorable 22-37A-2 to 22-37A-7, inclusive, am'd. from Health Professional licensing Boards, self- Feb 24, 2021 - sustaining, bds, agencies, and commissions Pending third reading exempted from publishing expenditures on day 9 Favorable HB 0124 Full Text State Government Chris Pringle Introduced Watch through Comptroller website, required to from State post expenditures on bd, agency, or Government with 1 commission website substitute Feb 02, 2021 - Read for the first time and Taxation, CARES Act, exempts Alabama referred to the House Ways and Means HB 0152 Full Text income tax relating to the coronavirus Arnold Mooney Introduced SB 0075 of Representatives Watch Education pandemic committee on Ways and Means Education Apr 07, 2021 - Business entities, Sec. of State authorized Delivered to to waive the Certificate of Existence fee for HB 0165 Full Text Governmental Affairs Reed Ingram Enrolled SB 0110 Governor at 2:45 Watch business entities under certain conditions, p.m. on April 7, Sec. 10A-1-4.31 am'd. 2021. Income tax, exclusion for federal tax credits, advance refunds, qualified disaster relief payments, subsidies, grants, student loans, or loan forgiveness from federal CARES Act and subsequent federal COVID relief Feb 11, 2021 - legislation, exemption from income and Delivered to Assigned Ways and Means HB 0170 Full Text financial institution excise tax for amounts Danny Garrett Passed SB 0098 Governor at 11:42 Act No. Watch Education from the Coronavirus Relief Fund, to a.m. on February 11, 2021-1. decouple from 26 U.S.C, 951A and 118 (b) 2021. (2), to change business interest expense limitation, and to allow Electing Pass- Through Entity to be taxed at entity level, Sec. 40-27-1 am'd. Competitive bids by co. and city bds of ed Mar 09, 2021 - and gov't entities, exclusion for purchases Pending third reading through cooperative purchasing agreements HB 0187 Full Text Governmental Affairs Terri Collins Engrossed SB 0015 on day 14 Favorable Watch to include leases and lease/purchase from Governmental agreements, Secs. 16-13B-2, 41-16-51 Affairs am'd. Economic development, job credit and investment credit for approved projects sunset date extended, incentives for attraction of new and expanding business including rural areas, incentives for high- Feb 11, 2021 - Assigned Ways and Means HB 0192 Full Text tech companies Growing Alabama Act, William Poole Passed SB 0125 Assigned Act No. Act No. Watch Education Income tax, tax credits for use of state's port 2021-2. 2021-2. facilities, authorized, Sec. 40-18-376.4 added; Secs. 40-18-370, 40-18-375, 40-18- 376.3, 40-18-382, 40-18-383, 40-18-400, 40-18-403 am'd. Mar 09, 2021 - Taxation, sales of land for taxes, conducted Pending third reading HB 0201 Full Text on premises of or within courthouse or Governmental Affairs Jim Hill Engrossed SB 0111 on day 14 Favorable Watch courthouse annex, Sec. 40-10-15 am'd. from Governmental Affairs Feb 02, 2021 - Read for the first time and Open Meetings Act, further define terms referred to the House HB 0203 Full Text deliberation and meeting, technical State Government Timothy Wadsworth Introduced Watch of Representatives revisions, Sec. 36-25A-2 am'd. committee on State Government Covid-19 Recovery Capital Credit Protection Act of 2021, created, employment and wage requirements for qualifying projects Ways and Means Mar 18, 2021 - HB 0211 Full Text Kyle South Engrossed SB 0274 Watch extended, compensation amounts for Education Engrossed page 2 of 9 Generated on 04/16/2021 exemption purposes increased, Sec. 40-18- 19.1 am'd. Workers' compensation, firefighters, law Feb 09, 2021 - Read enforcement officers, diagnosed with post- for the first time and traumatic stress disorder, reimbursed for Finance and Taxation referred to the Senate HB 0212 Full Text Matt Simpson Engrossed SB 0166 Watch certain out-of-pocket expenses, co's and General Fund committee on municipalities required to maintain certain Finance and Taxation disability insurance coverage General Fund Feb 02, 2021 - Read for the first time and Health, coronavirus vaccine, prohibit referred to the House employers from taking adverse actions Commerce and HB 0214 Full Text Chip Brown Introduced of Representatives Watch against an employee based on Small Business committee on immunization status Commerce and Small Business Consumer Protection, Alabama Consumer Feb 02, 2021 - Read Privacy Act, created, allow consumers to for the first time and opt in or out to sale of personal information referred to the House Technology and HB 0216 Full Text with certain conditions, require business Craig Lipscomb Introduced of Representatives Watch Research collecting data to make certain disclosures, committee on violation or deletion of, Deceptive Trade Technology and Practices Act Research Corporations, AL Business and Nonprofit Entities Code, amended to clarify relationship between chapters and various sections in Title 10A, Secs. 10A-1-5.18, 10A-2A-2.01,10A-2A-8.30, 10A-2A-8.31, 10A-2A-8.42, 10A-2A-8.43, 10A-2A-8.59, 10A-2A-9.01, 10A-2A-10.06, 10A-2A-10.07, 10A-2A-10.08, 10A-2A-11.01, 10A-2A- 13.01, 10A-2A-16.01,10A-3-1.05, 10A-8A- 4.10, 10A-8A-8.06, 10A-8A-8.09, 10A-8A- Feb 24, 2021 - 8.10, 10A-8A-9.01 added; Secs 10A-1-1.02, Pending third reading 10A-1-1.03, and 10A-1-4.02, 10A-2A- HB 0230 Full Text State Government William Poole Introduced SB 0096 on day 9 Favorable Watch 1.40,10A-2A-1.41, 10A-2A-2.02,10A-2A- from State 7.20, 10A-3-1.02, 10A-3-2.02, 10A-3-2.03, Government 10A-3-2.09, 10A-3-2.21, 10A-5A-1.02, 10A- 5A-2.01, 10A-5A-2.02, 10A-5A-7.02, 10A- 5A-7.04, 10A-5A-7.05, 10A-5A-7.06, 10A- 5A-7.07, 10A-5A-11.10, 10A-5A-11.12, 10A-5A-11.13, 10A-5A-11.14, 10A-5A- 11.15, 10A-8A-1.02, 10A-8A-8.02, 10A-8A- 8.07, 10A-9A-1.02, 10A-9A-2.01, 10A-9A- 2.02, 10A-9A-4.06, 10A-9A-4.07, 10A-9A- 8.02, 10A-9A-8.06, 10A-9A-8.07, 10A-9A- 8.09, 10A-9A-8.10, 10A-9A-10.01 am'd.
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