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HB 1325 will indeed be heard tomorrow (Thursday, April 5) in the Policy and Budget Council of the House of Representatives, its final stop before going to the floor of the House for a final vote. Meeting is scheduled from 9:00AM to 4:00PM in room 212 of the Knott Building, a wing off of the Capitol buildingin Tallahassee.
The bill will feature a few technical amendments and keep the $75 million total tax credit funding over three years, allocating $25 million per year. If the total allocated credits exceed the aggregate amount in a year, the excess will be considered as having been applied for in the next fiscal year. The bill also retains the ability to roll forward any unused tax credits from one year into the next year.
Chairman Dean Cannon will present the bill on behalf of Rep. Don Davis. The Policy and Budget Council is chaired by Chairman Ray Sansom of Ft. Walton Beach.
The Council will be hearing quite a number of bills in addition to ours. Here is the agenda:
HB 129 -- Community Contribution Tax Credits HB 135 -- Local Business Taxes CS/HB 229 -- Guardian Ad Litem Program CS/HB 251 -- Regional Transportation Facilities CS/HB 271 -- Contracting for Efficiency or Conservation Measures by State Agencies CS/HB 289 -- Textbook Affordability CS/HB 395 -- Surplus State Lands CS/HB 455 -- Organ and Tissue Donation CS/HB 461 -- High School Athletics CS/HB 463 -- Pub. Rec. & Meetings/Drug Tests CS/HB 475 -- Local Business Taxes CS/HB 507 -- Dependent Children and Youth HB 531 -- Online Dating Services CS/HB 575 -- School Safety CS/HB 651 -- Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services CS/HB 807 -- Domestic Violence CS/HB 967 -- Physical Education CS/HB 1041 -- Children's Zones CS/HB 1083 -- Homelessness CS/HB 1117 -- Personal Identification Information CS/HB 1121 -- Florida Health Information Network Corporation HB 1123 -- Pub. Rec./Florida Health Information Network Corporation CS/HB 1181 -- Foster Care and Related Services CS/HB 1231 -- Prostitution CS/HB 1325 -- Entertainment Industry Economic Development CS/HB 1363 -- Organized Criminal Activity CS/HB 1401 -- Access to Health Care CS/HB 1451 -- Procurement of Personal Property and Services CS/HB 1457 -- Recreational Vehicle Manufacturers, Distributors, and Dealers HB 1483 -- Local Government Revenue Sources CS/HB 1579 -- North Okaloosa Fire District, Okaloosa County
Still waiting to hear about the Senate’s next step for SB 96. We will let you know when we learn more!
HB 1325 will indeed be heard tomorrow (Thursday, April 5) in the Policy and Budget Council of the House of Representatives, its final stop before going to the floor of the House for a final vote. Meeting is scheduled from 9:00AM to 4:00PM in room 212 of the Knott Building, a wing off of the Capitol buildingin Tallahassee.
The bill will feature a few technical amendments and keep the $75 million total tax credit funding over three years, allocating $25 million per year. If the total allocated credits exceed the aggregate amount in a year, the excess will be considered as having been applied for in the next fiscal year. The bill also retains the ability to roll forward any unused tax credits from one year into the next year.
Chairman Dean Cannon will present the bill on behalf of Rep. Don Davis. The Policy and Budget Council is chaired by Chairman Ray Sansom of Ft. Walton Beach.
The Council will be hearing quite a number of bills in addition to ours. Here is the agenda:
HB 129 -- Community Contribution Tax Credits HB 135 -- Local Business Taxes CS/HB 229 -- Guardian Ad Litem Program CS/HB 251 -- Regional Transportation Facilities CS/HB 271 -- Contracting for Efficiency or Conservation Measures by State Agencies CS/HB 289 -- Textbook Affordability CS/HB 395 -- Surplus State Lands CS/HB 455 -- Organ and Tissue Donation CS/HB 461 -- High School Athletics CS/HB 463 -- Pub. Rec. & Meetings/Drug Tests CS/HB 475 -- Local Business Taxes CS/HB 507 -- Dependent Children and Youth HB 531 -- Online Dating Services CS/HB 575 -- School Safety CS/HB 651 -- Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services CS/HB 807 -- Domestic Violence CS/HB 967 -- Physical Education CS/HB 1041 -- Children's Zones CS/HB 1083 -- Homelessness CS/HB 1117 -- Personal Identification Information CS/HB 1121 -- Florida Health Information Network Corporation HB 1123 -- Pub. Rec./Florida Health Information Network Corporation CS/HB 1181 -- Foster Care and Related Services CS/HB 1231 -- Prostitution CS/HB 1325 -- Entertainment Industry Economic Development CS/HB 1363 -- Organized Criminal Activity CS/HB 1401 -- Access to Health Care CS/HB 1451 -- Procurement of Personal Property and Services CS/HB 1457 -- Recreational Vehicle Manufacturers, Distributors, and Dealers HB 1483 -- Local Government Revenue Sources CS/HB 1579 -- North Okaloosa Fire District, Okaloosa County
Still waiting to hear about the Senate’s next step for SB 96. We will let you know when we learn more!
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