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Modifies Provisions Relating to Workplace Retirement Savings Plans HB1308 - Modifies provisions relating to certain tax credits Sponsor: Rep. James Neely (R) HB1311 - Modifies provisions relating to workplace retirement savings plans Sponsor: Rep. Noel Shull (R) HB1338 - Establishes a tax deduction for educator expenses Sponsor: Rep. Ann Kelley (R) HB1417 - Relating to the Peer Review of CPA firms Sponsor: Rep. Mike McGirl (R) HB1452 - Modifies provisions relating to professional licensing reciprocity Sponsor: Rep. Nick Schroer (R) HB1511 - Modifies provisions relating to professional licensing reciprocity Sponsor: Rep. Steven Lynch (R) HB1512 - Establishes a sales tax exemption for certain purchases Sponsor: Rep. Jeffrey Messenger (R) HB1553 - Creates and modifies provisions regarding punitive damages Sponsor: Rep. Bruce DeGroot (R) HB1584 - Modifies provisions relating to local use taxes Sponsor: Rep. Jeff Knight (R) HB1612 - Changes the laws regarding tax increment financing districts Sponsor: Rep. Mary Elizabeth Coleman (R) HB1688 - Establishes the "Expanded Workforce Access Act of 2020" Sponsor: Rep. Derek Grier (R) HB1710 - Modifies provisions relating to taxation of property Sponsor: Rep. John Eggleston (R) HB1713 - Establishes the Capitol Complex Tax Credit Act Sponsor: Rep. David Griffith (R) HB1734 - Modifies provisions relating to the taxation of partners and partnerships Sponsor: Rep. Phil Christofanelli (R) HB1744 - Requires the department of revenue to accept electronic versions of documents used to verify the residency of applicants for Missouri driver's licenses Sponsor: Rep. Chrissy Sommer (R) HB1767 - Authorizes a tax credit for qualified film projects Sponsor: Rep. Kathy Swan (R) HB1870 - Modifies provisions relating to continuing education requirements for certified public accountants Sponsor: Rep. David Gregory (R) HB1871 - Modifies provisions relating to exceptions to permit requirements for public accountants Sponsor: Rep. David Gregory (R) HB1890 - Removes the sales and use tax exemption from certain products Sponsor: Rep. Nick Schroer (R) HB1895 - Modifies provisions relating to use taxes Sponsor: Rep. Bill Falkner (R) HB1920 - Modifies provisions relating to the misclassification of workers Sponsor: Rep. Justin Hill (R) HB1921 - Modifies the duration of unemployment compensation, modifies the method to pay federal advances, and raises th fund trigger causing contribution rate reductions Sponsor: Rep. Justin Hill (R) HB1936 - Establishes new provisions allowing for the creation of benefit corporations Sponsor: Rep. Rocky Miller (R) HB1960 - Simplifies the application form for certain public assistance benefit programs and allows certain periodic eligibility review forms to be submitted as an attachment to a recipient's state tax return Sponsor: Rep. Mary Elizabeth Coleman (R) HB1967 - Implements the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement Sponsor: Rep. Warren Love (R) HB2141 - Establishes the "Fresh Start Act of 2020". Sponsor: Rep. Derek Grier (R) HB2196 - Authorizes an earned income tax credit in Missouri Sponsor: Rep. Jon Carpenter (D) SB547 - Relating to property taxes Sponsor: Sen. Scott Sifton (D) SB549 - Relating to low-income housing tax credits Sponsor: Sen. Dan Hegeman (R) SB570 - Modifies provisions relating to tax increment financing Sponsor: Sen. Andrew Koenig (R) SB646 - Modifies provisions relating to certain special taxing districts Sponsor: Sen. Andrew Koenig (R) SB647 - Establishes the Fresh Start Act of 2020 Sponsor: Sen. Andrew Koenig (R) SB648 - Modifies several provisions relating to taxation Sponsor: Sen. Andrew Koenig (R) SB652 - Modifies language to be placed on a ballot for the approval of a local use tax Sponsor: Sen. Sandy Crawford (R) SB654 - Modifies provisions relating to the regulation of securities Sponsor: Sen. Sandy Crawford (R) SB655 - Modifies provisions relating to appeals of property tax assessments Sponsor: Sen. Mike Cierpiot (R) SB659 - Modifies provisions relating to taxation Sponsor: Sen. Lauren Arthur (D) SB673 - Allows any resident or nonresident military spouse to apply for a license in Missouri, provided such person also submits proof of current licensure in any jurisdiction and any required application fee Sponsor: Sen. Justin Brown (R) SB674 - Reauthorizes the Wood Energy Tax Credit until June 30, 2026 Sponsor: Sen. Justin Brown (R) SB675 - Places a limit on the growth in assessments of residential real property Sponsor: Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer (R) SB680 - Modifies provisions relating to employment security Sponsor: Sen. Cindy O'Laughlin (R) SB690 - Modifies provisions relating to employment security Sponsor: Sen. Mike Cunningham (R) SB693 - Creates new provisions relating to workers' compensation proceedings Sponsor: Sen. Wayne Wallingford (R) SB694 - Creates new provisions relating to unemployment benefits probationary periods Sponsor: Sen. Wayne Wallingford (R) SB703 - Modifies provisions relating to the issuance and renewal of CPA permits Sponsor: Sen. Denny Hoskins (R) SB704 - Modifies provisions relating to the taxation of partnerships Sponsor: Sen. Denny Hoskins (R) SB705 - Places a limit on the growth in assessments of residential real property Sponsor: Sen. Andrew Koenig (R) SB713 - Establishes the Missouri Sales Tax Fairness Tax Credit Act Sponsor: Sen. Lauren Arthur (D) SB728 - Modifies provisions regarding arbitration agreements between employers and employees Sponsor: Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer (R) SB732 - Modifies provisions relating to the misclassification of workers Sponsor: Sen. Ed Emery (R) SB740 - Modifies provisions relating to the misclassification of workers Sponsor: Sen. Bob Onder (R) SB741 - Modifies the filing periods for the remittance of sales taxes Sponsor: Sen. Andrew Koenig (R) SB742 - Provides income tax relief for victims of certain terrorist attacks Sponsor: Sen. Andrew Koenig (R) SB757 - Provides a sales tax exemption for the production of electricity Sponsor: Sen. Bob Onder (R) SB784 - Extends the option to donate income tax refunds to the Missouri National Guard Foundation Fund Sponsor: Sen. Wayne Wallingford (R) SB785 - Modifies provisions relating to the classification of certain property Sponsor: Sen. Andrew Koenig (R) SB793 - Modifies provisions regarding unlawful merchandising practices Sponsor: Sen. Andrew Koenig (R) SB805 - Modifies provisions relating to sales taxes Sponsor: Sen. Denny Hoskins (R) SB847 - Modifies provisions relating to income tax exemptions for certain retirement benefits Sponsor: Sen. Bill Eigel (R) SB872 - Modifies provisions relating to use taxes Sponsor: Sen. Sandy Crawford (R).
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