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House of Representatives BRETT HARRELL WAYS & MEANS, CHAIRMAN REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 106 STANDING COMMITTEES: APPROPRIATIONS, EX-OFFICIO BUDGET & FISCAL AFFAIRS POST OFFICE BOX 1135 133 STATE CAPITOL MARTOC SNELLVILLE, GEORGIA 30078 ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30334 REGULATED INDUSTRIES (404) 966-5804 (C) (404) 656-5103 RULES [email protected] [email protected] TRANSPORTATION To: Members of the Ways and Means Committee Rep. John Carson, Vice Chairman Rep. Chuck Martin Rep. Dale Rutledge, Secretary Rep. Mark Newton Rep. Sharon Beasley-Teague Rep. Don Parsons Rep. Patty Bentley Rep. Jay Powell Rep. Shaw Blackmon Rep. Bert Reeves Rep. Debbie Buckner Rep. Trey Rhodes Rep. Kasey Carpenter Rep. Bonnie Rich Rep. John Corbett Rep. Ed Rynders Rep. Robert Dickey Rep. Vance Smith Rep. Terry England Rep. Mickey Stephens Rep. Spencer Frye Rep. Ron Stephens Rep. Scott Holcomb Rep. Robert Trammell Rep. Penny Houston Rep. Sam Watson Rep. Trey Kelley Rep. Bruce Williamson Rep. David Knight From: Chairman Brett Harrell Date: 26 February 2019 RE: Meeting Notice/UPDATED Agenda The Full House Ways & Means Committee will meet Wednesday, February 27th at 3:00 pm in 606 CLOB. Agenda HB 168 (LC 43 1181) – Sales and use tax; tangible personal property to certain non-profit health centers; extend exemption for five additional years Author: Darlene Taylor of the 173rd and others HB 266 (LC 28 9155) – Revenue and taxation; income for contributions to savings trust accounts; revise deduction Author: Marcus Wiedower of the 119th and others (cont.) cc: Speaker David Ralston Blake Travis, Deputy Legislative Counsel Brian Groome, Policy Analyst Bill Riley, Clerk of the House Ways and Means Committee Agenda Page 2 HB 287 (LC 43 1215) - Income tax; certain physicians serving as community based faculty physicians; delete deduction Author: Matt Dubnik of the 29th and others HB 314 (LC 28 9231ERS) - Georgia Uniform Certificate of Title for Vessels Act; enact Author: Ron Stephens of the 164th and others HB 352 (LC 43 1203) – Sales and use tax; exemption for competitive projects of regional significance; change sunset provision Author: Bert Reeves of the 34th and others HB 365 (LC 28 9258S) - Alternative ad valorem tax; motor vehicles; lower tax rate imposed Author: Shaw Blackmon of the 146th and others HB 419 (LC 43 1265ER) - Revenue and taxation; Internal Revenue Code and Internal Revenue Code of 1986; define terms and incorporate certain provisions of federal law into Georgia law Author: David Knight of the 130th and others HB 447 (LC 43 1266EC) - Sales and use tax; jet fuel; exempt for a period of time and levy an excise tax during such period Author: Dominic LaRiccia of the 169th and others The Chairman reserves the right to amend the agenda. .

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