Legislation Sponsored by Revenue (4)

Date of Last Recorded Action: 5/11/2021

HB 0012 OpposeTax exemption repeals. Revenue
2/3/2017 H:DO PASS FAILED in Accordance with House Rule 5-4: 0-9-0- ---
(03) 64th Session Failed Bills 01 - Taxes and Revenue 2-Week One 2017 Bob Dave
Justin

This bill removes the tax exemption currently on equipment related to lodging tax to outfitters, excise tax from transmitting radio waves, aircraft leases/repair, and coal gasification.  WAM supports tax exemptions related to economic development.  

WAM Action Taken: 1/16/17 Laurie Heath attended the subcommittee, bill failed in whole 

HB 0019 SupportSales from remote sellers. Revenue
3/6/2017 Chapter No. 85 Session Laws of Wyoming 2017 ---
(02) 64th Session Bills Passed House/Senate (08) Week Five - Feb 6 to 10 (09) Week Six - Feb 13 to 17 01 - Taxes and Revenue 04 - Business/Economic Development
2-Week One 2017 Bob Dave Justin

This bill supports the collection of internet sales and use tax and is part of WAM's 2017 legislative agenda.

WAM Action Taken: 1/13/17 Shelley Simonton testified in support; 2/15/17 Bill passed both House and Senate  

HB 0082 SupportLocal optional sales and use taxes. Revenue
3/6/2017 Chapter No. 73 Session Laws of Wyoming 2017 ---
(02) 64th Session Bills Passed House/Senate (08) Week Five - Feb 6 to 10 (09) Week Six - Feb 13 to 17 01 - Taxes and Revenue 2-Week One 2017
Bob Dave Justin
This bill provides that the local option taxes may be imposed through separate propositions up to the specified limitations. It provides the local government the authority to impose flexibility on the increments and use of the general and special purpose (5th and 6th penny). 
WAM action: 1/11/17 Rick Kaysen testified in support  
 
2/15/17 Passed both House and Senate 
SF 0011 SupportLicense revocation process. Revenue
2/21/2017 Chapter No. 24 Session Laws of Wyoming 2017 ---
(02) 64th Session Bills Passed House/Senate (08) Week Five - Feb 6 to 10 (09) Week Six - Feb 13 to 17 01 - Taxes and Revenue 02 - Local Government
04 - Business/Economic Development 2-Week One 2017 Bob Dave Justin
Signed Bills as of Feb 15

This bill adds steps to the process of revoking a sales tax or liquor license by requiring approval by the Board of Equalization.  WAM will work to maintain local government authority.

WAM ACTION: 2/10/17, passed House COW, this bill does not diminish local governments ability to revoke or suspend a license, it allows the State Liquor Division to revoke if sales taxes are not paid.

WAM ACTION: 2/6/17, Rick Kaysen testified in support of the bill, passed the Revenue Committee 9-0.

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