To TopRailroads
SB 0969 - Wiggins - Exempts special passenger trains from certain liability insurance requirements
HB 1363 - Bray - Enacts the Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Compact and repeals an earlier compact

To TopRedistricting
SB 0886 - Ehlmann - Requires that redistricting for Congress and the General Assembly be based upon actual population counts

To TopReligion
SB 0551 - Flotron - Limits restrictions of religious exercise to cases where a compelling government interest is shown
SB 0556 - Mueller - Amends MO Not for Profit Act by allowing a church to amend its bylaws by approval of 2/3 votes cast by church's members
SB 0692 - Kinder - Requires veterans' homes to ensure that the spiritual needs of veterans are met
SJR 042 - Yeckel - Revises the Constitution to allow public funding to educational activities controlled by religious entities
HB 1799 - Kelley (047) - Guarantees that a test of compelling state interest will be applied to all laws which affect the free exercise of
HB 1820 - Scott - Allows theology and divinity students to be eligible for bright flight scholarships
HJR 039 - Reynolds - Proposes constitutional amendment to repeal provisions prohibiting use of public funds for religious purpose

To TopRetirement-Local Government
SB 0616 - Johnson - Revises Local Government Employee Retirement provisions
SB 0922 - Scott - Increases minumum retirement compensation for firemen and firemens' widows
SB 0928 - Stoll - Changes several Provisions of governmental retirement systems
SB 0978 - House - Allows political subdivisions to pay for health insurance for the dependents of retired or deceased employees
SB 1015 - Wiggins - Revises certain Kansas City Police Retirement provisions
HB 1312 - Dougherty - Makes certain police pensions subject to attachment for purposes of child support
HB 1613 - Clayton - Prohibits certain claims against county employee retirement benefits
HB 1740 - Shelton (057) - Increases the monthly retirement factor for retired police officers in certain retirement systems
HB 1790 - Gaskill - Reduces the current three-year requirement for county employees to re-enter the retirement system
HB 1808 - O'Toole - Certain pension benefits and compensation
HB 1955 - O'Toole - Makes technical changes to the St. Louis Police Retirement System provisions
HB 1998 - Clayton - Prohibits certain claims against county employee retirement benefits
HB 2054 - May (108) - Exempts from state tax and legal process funds received from certain police relief associations
HB 2073 - Skaggs - Clarifies certain provisions of the Kansas City Police Retirement System
HB 2086 - Clayton - Allows certain prosecuting and circuit attorneys to receive prior service credit for retirement
HB 2150 - Reinhart - Allows full participation by Clay County juvenile court employees in state retirement system

To TopRetirement-Schools
SB 0627 - Maxwell - Modifies the retirement annuity of certain Public School Retirement System members
SB 0755 - Stoll - Modification to the Public School Retirement System
SB 0816 - Stoll - Raises Maximum Benefit in Public School Retirement System
SB 0817 - Stoll - Revises Non-Teachers Retirement System
SB 0928 - Stoll - Changes several Provisions of governmental retirement systems
SB 0975 - DePasco - Modifies the Kansas City Public School Retirement System
SB 1013 - Stoll - Provides joint rule-making authority to school retirement systems
SB 1062 - Howard - Revises PSRS and NTRS disability benefits for Social Security purposes
HB 1265 - Clayton - Allows an increase in the retirement allowance for certain retired members of the public school retirement system
HB 1463 - Franklin - Increases certain retirement benefits for nonteacher school employees
HB 1644 - Hagan-Harrell - Revises Public School Retirement System and Non-Teachers Retirement System
HB 1660 - Summers - Authorizes optional retirement program for employees of regional colleges and universities
HB 1808 - O'Toole - Certain pension benefits and compensation
HB 1815 - Patek - Allows certain surviving spouses who have remarried to receive retirement benefits
HB 1996 - Backer - Allows retired teachers to work in school districts with teacher shortages without losing retirement benefits
HB 2014 - Skaggs - Modifies the Kansas City public school retirement system
HB 2113 - Foster - Clarifies that certain school retirees on disability are considered as receiving normal retirement allowances
HB 2155 - Fraser - Increases the number of days that retired teachers may substitute in a school year from sixty to seventy-five days

To TopRetirement-State
SB 0642 - Schneider - Increases retirement compensation to judges retired prior to August 28, 1995
SB 0863 - Caskey - Provides uniformed conservation agents and retirees with an additional 33.3% retirement benefit
SB 0928 - Stoll - Changes several Provisions of governmental retirement systems
SB 1022 - Scott - Abolishes the state public employees deferred compensation commission
HB 1356 - Skaggs - Increases compensation for judges retired prior to August 28, 1995
HB 1558 - Fitzwater - Allows a legislator elected in a special election to receive service credit for a full biennial assembly
HB 1584 - Rizzo - Creates a special consultant status for persons retired from certain public offices
HB 1695 - Froelker - Allows certain surviving spouses who have remarried to receive remaining benefits
HB 1764 - Backer - Makes various changes to the state employees' retirement system
HB 1777 - Sallee - Allows certain retired state employees to be re-employed without loss of retirement benefits
HB 1808 - O'Toole - Certain pension benefits and compensation
HB 1847 - Skaggs - Increases the annuity rate for state retirement members
HB 1914 - Crump - Increases retirement benefits for uniformed conservation agents and retirees
HB 2069 - O'Toole - Creates a deferred retirement option program for certain state retirement systems
HB 2090 - Hagan-Harrell - Allows regulatory law judges appointed by the Public Service Commission to be members of the Administrative Law
HB 2159 - Froelker - Clarifies the definition of "medical insurance plan" by including Hmos

To TopRetirement Systems and Benefits-General
SB 0649 - Russell - Exempts all pension income from taxation
SB 0821 - Caskey - Prohibits certain retirement benefits from certain claims
SB 0922 - Scott - Increases minumum retirement compensation for firemen and firemens' widows
SB 0928 - Stoll - Changes several Provisions of governmental retirement systems
SB 0992 - Sims - Pension exemption applies only when included in federal adjusted gross income
HB 1159 - Boucher - Makes numerous changes to the income taxes
HB 1167 - Ransdall - Phase in of an increase in income tax deduction and income limits for government pensions
HB 1272 - Chrismer - Exempts military pensions from state income tax
HB 1584 - Rizzo - Creates a special consultant status for persons retired from certain public offices
HB 1695 - Froelker - Allows certain surviving spouses who have remarried to receive remaining benefits
HB 1764 - Backer - Makes various changes to the state employees' retirement system
HB 1777 - Sallee - Allows certain retired state employees to be re-employed without loss of retirement benefits
HB 1790 - Gaskill - Reduces the current three-year requirement for county employees to re-enter the retirement system
HB 1815 - Patek - Allows certain surviving spouses who have remarried to receive retirement benefits
HB 1847 - Skaggs - Increases the annuity rate for state retirement members
HB 1897 - O'Toole - Exempts from attachment or execution a person's right to a state or local deferred compensation account
HB 1914 - Crump - Increases retirement benefits for uniformed conservation agents and retirees
HB 1996 - Backer - Allows retired teachers to work in school districts with teacher shortages without losing retirement benefits
HB 1998 - Clayton - Prohibits certain claims against county employee retirement benefits
HB 2074 - Champion - Prohibits taxpayers from double-dipping under the pension exemption in section 143.124

To TopRevenue Dept.
SB 0531 - Wiggins - Authorizes state tax credit for contributions to authorized scholarship charities
SB 0538 - Russell - Closes personal records held by the Division of Motor Vehicles and Driver's Licensing
SB 0540 - Mathewson - Creates the State Fair Fee Fund
SB 0545 - Staples - Allows Native Americans to acquire specialized license plates
SB 0546 - Goode - Creates crime of aggravated driving with excessive blood alcohol content
SB 0548 - Goode - Establishes Missouri Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund
SB 0549 - Quick - Establishes Missouri Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund
SB 0550 - Flotron - Revises burden of proof requirements in state tax cases
SB 0565 - Rohrbach - Prohibits the bulk disclosure of motor vehicle records by the Department of Revenue
SB 0568 - Clay - Requires that motor vehicle license plate renewal stickers be placed in the windshield and rear window
SB 0572 - Ehlmann - Allows individuals a tax credit on taxes paid on residential property
SB 0575 - Maxwell - Authorizes state income tax credit equal to 20% of federal earned income credit
SB 0578 - Westfall - Lowers blood alcohol content to .08% for drunk driving arrests
SB 0581 - Kenney - Phases in full deductibility of federal income taxes paid by individuals
SB 0582 - Kenney - Phases in full deductibility of federal income taxes for corporations
SB 0585 - Sims - Exempts social security income from taxation
SB 0586 - Sims - Provides a homestead exemption from property taxes for totally disabled veterans
SB 0592 - Yeckel - Authorizes state income tax credit for cash contributions to school tuition organizations
SB 0593 - Bland - Establishes the "Missouri Universal Health Assurance Program" to provide health care benefits to all MO citizens
SB 0595 - Bland - Establishes tax credits for persons paying for or providing child care
SB 0599 - Schneider - Authorizes state income tax deduction for school tuition, attendance fees, supplies and transportation costs
SB 0605 - Banks - Allows cities and counties to enact homestead exemption for certain senior citizens
SB 0607 - Russell - Exempts certain members of the armed services from paying registration fees on one motor vehicle
SB 0608 - Russell - Exempts from state income tax social security benefits included in federal gross income
SB 0609 - Staples - Increases authorization for county law enforcement sales tax from one-half of one percent to one percent
SB 0613 - Goode - Revises law regarding graduated driver's licensing and requirements of filing high-risk insurance
SB 0615 - Howard - Requires used automobile dealers to attend an educational seminar annually before receiving their dealer's license
SB 0617 - Johnson - Modifies Missouri's Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
SB 0620 - Rohrbach - Repeals boat sales tax exemption and creates Water Safety Fund
SB 0623 - Clay - Establishes tax credit for donation of high technology equipment to schools
SB 0628 - Westfall - Allows license plates relating to a civil war battlefield park
SB 0629 - Westfall - Exempts driver's license applicants with religious beliefs from providing their social security numbers
SB 0635 - Yeckel - Freezes residential property valuation for senior citizens
SB 0644 - Wiggins - Exempts from sales/use tax sales of coffins, caskets, burial cases and burial vaults
SB 0646 - Wiggins - Modifies Missouri's Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
SB 0649 - Russell - Exempts all pension income from taxation
SB 0651 - Goode - Specifies that article used in trade-in to offset sales tax must have had tax paid or been exempted from tax
SB 0652 - Goode - Reduces speed limit by five mph for trucks on certain highways, expressways and interstates of this state
SB 0658 - Childers - Allows deduction of Federal Insurance Contribution Act payments when calculating Missouri personal income taxes
SB 0668 - Russell - Exempts capital gains from state income taxes
SB 0674 - Childers - Classifies llamas as livestock
SB 0687 - Bland - Establishes the General Assembly Scholarship Program funded by a nonresident earnings tax
SB 0694 - Maxwell - Authorizes state income tax deduction for contributions of qualified commodities to charitable organizations
SB 0695 - Sims - Restores full federal income tax deductibility for individuals
SB 0696 - Sims - Restores full federal income tax deductibility for corporations
SB 0701 - Wiggins - Creates the Missouri Alternatives to Abortion Support Fund and allows drivers to obtain "Respect Life" license plates
SB 0710 - DePasco - Exempts from sales and use tax sales of coffins, caskets, burial cases and burial vaults
SB 0716 - Bentley - Establishes penalty for failure to report video sales tax revenue
SB 0731 - Bentley - Allows Purple Heart recipients to receive free registration and specialized license plates
SB 0739 - Maxwell - Revises premium tax for Fire Education Fund
SB 0740 - Wiggins - Allows State to withhold moneys due to political subdivisions for audits unreimbursed
SB 0743 - Klarich - The Dept. of Revenue shall advise taxpayers that they are eligible for the pharmacy tax credit
SB 0762 - Russell - Creates property tax exemption for makers of stamp and die cast products and clarifies liens in such products
SB 0765 - Kenney - Allows individuals to obtain POW/MIA specialized license plates
SB 0782 - Westfall - Revises provisions regarding repeat alcohol-related traffic offenders
SB 0783 - Sims - Creating additional enforcement mechanisms for the Director of Revenue to quantify and collect the video rental tax
SB 0793 - Staples - Allows suspension of a person's driver's license for theft of gas from a gas station
SB 0801 - Mathewson - Revises several tax credit and economic development programs
SB 0802 - Goode - Revises criteria used to evaluate redevelopment projects funded by tax increment financing
SB 0805 - Yeckel - Allows a tax deduction for those who contribute to medical savings accounts
SB 0809 - Schneider - Allows a tax credit for persons who contribute to unplanned pregnancy resource centers
SB 0827 - Scott - Creates Downtown Revitalization Act for St. Louis
SB 0840 - Jacob - Allows insurers to take a tax credit on the taxes they pay on net premiums under the workers' compensation statute
SB 0843 - DePasco - Allows local governments to eliminate the sales tax on food
SB 0846 - House - Provides income tax credit for up to $1000 for residents of long term care facilities and home health care
SB 0847 - House - Allows a credit of up to $200 against income tax liability for property taxes paid
SB 0852 - Flotron - Exempts capital gains from state income taxes
SB 0853 - Flotron - Establishes the "Department of Revenue Oversight Board" within the Office of Administration
SB 0867 - Maxwell - Various changes to Certified Capital Companies/tax credit programs; landlord registration in K.C. and St. Louis
SB 0884 - Mathewson - The Revenue Department shall notify senior citizens of their eligibility for the pharmaceutical tax credit
SB 0898 - Bland - Allows cities and counties to enact homestead exemption for certain senior citizens
SB 0908 - Kenney - Individuals sixty-five or older eligible for a tax credit up to $1000 for offsetting costs of medication
SB 0920 - Flotron - Repeals estate tax and creates income tax credit for federal estate taxes paid
SB 0934 - Caskey - Revises laws regarding intoxication-related traffic offenses
SB 0956 - Flotron - Classifies a department or agency of Missouri as an exempt entity for sales tax purposes
SB 0958 - Sims - Authorizes a tax credit for research and development
SB 0970 - Flotron - Replaces all state administrative institutions hearings with a new Office of Administrative Hearings
SB 0983 - Goode - Establishes a fee structure for fees collected for waste water treatment
SB 0989 - Westfall - Revises state school aid formula, reduces minimum levy to $1.25, increases income tax and sales tax
SB 0992 - Sims - Pension exemption applies only when included in federal adjusted gross income
SB 0994 - Flotron - Allows citizens to register their vehicles, pay taxes and access various agency services via the Internet
SB 1010 - Childers - Establishes a blindness education and awareness program and fund
SB 1014 - Stoll - Exempts from sales/use tax sales of coke, coke breeze and reagents which become ingredients of steel and lead products
SB 1016 - Jacob - Exempts clothing purchased between August 12, 2000 through August 20, 2000 from state and local sales and use taxation
SB 1023 - Yeckel - Limits the total amount of tax credits available for qualified investments in Missouri small business
SB 1026 - Wiggins - Revises placement of Proposition C sales tax revenue from motor vehicles
SB 1040 - Caskey - Revises state school aid formula
SB 1042 - Flotron - Exempts bullion and investment coins from state and local use tax
SB 1048 - Mathewson - Revises state economic development programs
SB 1051 - Staples - Exempts owners of inoperable motor vehicles or vehicles being stored from maintaining insurance
SB 1065 - Goode - Directs Department of Revenue to work with other states to streamline tax collection and administration
SCR 029 - Goode - Establishes a study of sales and use taxes to simplify collection
SJR 036 - Flotron - Voters to decide to include tobacco payments in total state revenue or to create trust fund
SJR 055 - Goode - Exempts certain fees paid to the Dept. of Natural Resources from the calculation of total state revenue
HB 1066 - Wilson - Creates earned income tax credit at state level
HB 1069 - Gross - Exempts income received as a result of state or federal military duty from state income tax
HB 1079 - Gross - Prohibits disclosure of Social Security numbers by the Department of Revenue
HB 1087 - Scheve - Exempts Social Security benefits from state income tax
HB 1104 - Franklin - Appropriations for the Departments of Revenue and Transportation
HB 1128 - Schilling - Regulates private sales of motor vehicles
HB 1145 - Ward - Permits renewal of drivers' licenses by prisoners without photographs
HB 1164 - Foley - Exempts from state income tax restitution received by victims of the Nazi Holocaust
HB 1193 - Ransdall - Changes motor vehicle license plate laws
HB 1210 - Surface - Creates an Elks Lodge special license plate
HB 1244 - Wright - Eliminates the limit on the deduction of federal income taxes on state returns by corporate taxpayers
HB 1246 - Wright - Reduces the individual income tax rates by one-half of one percent
HB 1267 - Holand - Authorizes school districts to impose a surcharge on their residents' income taxes for education and on retail sales
HB 1274 - Chrismer - Exempts income received for active or reserve military service from income tax
HB 1277 - Thompson - Creates an income tax credit for gifts of personal property to persons with an income below the federal poverty level
HB 1295 - Gunn - Creates a sales and use tax exemption for sales of clothing with a retail value of less than one thousand dollars
HB 1296 - Hanaway - Repeals the limits on the state income tax deduction for federal income taxes for individuals and replaces lost
HB 1297 - Hanaway - Imposes a flat income tax on individuals and corporations
HB 1299 - Hanaway - Creates a state income tax credit for contributions to qualified scholarship charities beginning in tax year 2001
HB 1301 - Hanaway - Exempts all sales of motor vehicles from sales and use tax
HB 1302 - Hanaway - Repeals the limit on the state income tax deduction for federal income tax for corporations and replaces revenues
HB 1306 - Rizzo - Requires license renewal stickers to be placed on window of vehicle
HB 1315 - Dougherty - Creates several new special license plates
HB 1322 - Hartzler - Changes law regarding the careless operation of motor vehicles
HB 1328 - Kreider - Authorizes certain cities to adopt a sales tax for fire protection or law enforcement
HB 1329 - Auer - Upon voter approval, exempts retail sales of food from local sales tax and replaces the loss of local revenue by
HB 1332 - Patek - Exempts from income tax reparations received by victims of the Nazi holocaust
HB 1333 - Abel - Exempts the first five thousand dollars of the purchase price of a new or used motor vehicle from sales and use tax
HB 1341 - Hanaway - Imposes a flat income tax on individuals and corporations
HB 1343 - Green - Establishes toll-free phone and fax numbers, and postage paid envelopes, for taxpayers to use when challenging their
HB 1364 - Hosmer - Requires continuing education for used motor vehicle dealers
HB 1371 - Bray - Creates the Home Disability Tax Credit Program
HB 1372 - Hosmer - Restricts the affixing of tax stamps to cigarette packages and provides penalties for persons selling or holding for
HB 1378 - Kissell - Penalizes the filing of false information with the director of revenue
HB 1385 - Foley - Exempts from state income tax restitution received by victims of the Nazi Holocaust
HB 1389 - Blunt - Exempts military pensions from state income tax
HB 1390 - Blunt - Repeals limit on deductibility of federal income tax paid by individuals and corporations and replaces lost revenue
HB 1392 - Kreider - Reduces the cost of premiums and restrictions on insurance through the health insurance pool and creates a tax credit
HB 1401 - Stokan - Makes the shared care tax credit refundable
HB 1437 - Hickey - Excludes mandatory grauities charged on the sale of food and drink from sales tax
HB 1443 - Koller - Creates several new exemptions; a tax holiday and a Revenue Department Oversight Board
HB 1448 - Froelker - Creates a sales tax holiday for clothing valued at fifty dollars or less which is purchased during the month of
HB 1449 - Froelker - Exempts social security benefits and military retirement benefits from state income tax
HB 1452 - Foley - Payments to Holocaust survivors exempted from tax and from determination of eligibility for public assistance
HB 1454 - Hoppe - Redefines an existing sales tax credit for certain food processors
HB 1456 - Kreider - Creates the Department of Revenue Oversight Board within the Office of Administration
HB 1459 - Kelly (027) - Creates an income tax deduction of up to two hundred dollars for otherwise nondeductible costs of health
HB 1465 - Ransdall - Points assessed for federal convictions; intermediate license insurance laws revised
HB 1466 - Hendrickson - Increases the tax credit for long-term care insurance from fifty percent to one hundred percent
HB 1491 - Shields - Creates a sales and use tax exemption for tangible personal property donated to the state within one year of purchase
HB 1498 - Hendrickson - Creates a sales tax exemption for sales of merchandise used for the disposition of and in connection with the
HB 1506 - Van Zandt - Establishes the Missouri Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund
HB 1513 - Champion - Creates a special license plate for Wilson's Creek National Battlefield
HB 1516 - Gaskill - Creates an income tax credit for personal property taxes paid on agricultural crops and machinery
HB 1523 - Patek - Creates a state income tax credit of up to one hundred dollars for teacher expenditures for instructional
HB 1562 - Treadway - Creates a licensing and regulatory scheme for amusement machine operators
HB 1566 - Bray - Revises numerous economic development programs
HB 1567 - Bray - Amends provisions relating to penalties for income and sales tax deficiencies
HB 1571 - Schilling - Requires persons under 18 to complete a driver's education course before receiving a driver's license
HB 1583 - Froelker - Exempts thte first two hundred fifty dollars of interest income from state income tax
HB 1595 - Auer - Allows a carryover, but not a refund of the tax credit allowed insurance companies and associations in sections
HB 1612 - Loudon - Restores full federal income tax deductibility by individuals on state income tax returns
HB 1618 - Lakin - Increases the maximum amount of the pharmaceutical income tax credit from two hundred to seven hundred fifty dollars
HB 1622 - Froelker - Increases the household income level for the pharmaceutical tax credit from fifteen to thirty-six thousand dollars
HB 1638 - Gibbons - Changes the burden of proof in tax case in favor of the taxpayer, but does not apply to issues involving the
HB 1643 - Wiggins - Creates an income tax deduction for individuals in the amount of one hundred percent of insurance premium costs
HB 1652 - Hoppe - Regulates sale of tobacco products
HB 1659 - Summers - Authorizes sales and tourism taxes for certain cities and counties
HB 1690 - Hickey - Reduces the sales and use tax on motor vehicles to two percent
HB 1699 - Hosmer - Requires retailers who erroneously collect an excessive amount of cigarette tax to refund the overpayment to person
HB 1700 - Howerton - Creates income tax credits for day care for individuals and employers
HB 1703 - Ward - Removes requirement to maintain liability insurance on a motor vehicle
HB 1708 - Luetkenhaus - Reduces the premium tax for the Fire Education Fund to two tenths of one percent
HB 1713 - Lakin - Requires a minimum annual transfer of certain state sales tax revenues in an amount equal to three million dollars or
HB 1722 - Ross - Requires director of revenue to issue license to another state's holder of driver's license upon eye exam and
HB 1726 - Van Zandt - Prohibits the government from entering into contingency contracts for the examination of taxpayer records
HB 1745 - Marble - Eliminates the limit on the deduction of federal income taxes on state tax returns by corporate taxpayers and
HB 1746 - Marble - Increases the personal and dependency income tax exemptions in an amount equal to the federal amount and requires the
HB 1751 - Patek - Miinimizes the impact of the federal marriage penalty by making two positive adjustments to the federal standard
HB 1754 - Froelker - Creates the blindness education, screening and treatment program
HB 1755 - Froelker - Revises the department of revenue's procedures for income and sales tax refunds and credits
HB 1756 - Froelker - Equalizes the tax treatment of individuals receiving Public School Retirement System benefits in lieu of social
HB 1757 - Williams (121) - Regulates motorboat operators
HB 1773 - Evans - Eliminates Department of Revenue fee offices
HB 1774 - Auer - Creates an income tax credit for certain lead abatement projects
HB 1782 - Gibbons - Changes the burden of proof in tax cases in favor of the taxpayer and applies to issues involving the applicability
HB 1783 - Gibbons - Creates the D.a.r.e license plate
HB 1787 - Auer - Creates an income tax credit for cash donations to school districts for high technology equipment or librarians, or
HB 1797 - Gratz - Creates the Insurance Identification Database Fund and modifies other laws relating to motor vehicles
HB 1813 - Akin - Repeals the limit on the state income tax deduction for federal income tax for corporations and replaces revenue
HB 1829 - Levin - Creates an itemized deduction for health insurance premiums and out-of-pocket medical costs not already deductible
HB 1830 - Levin - Increases the income tax deduction for long-term health insurance premiums from fifty to one hundred percent
HB 1831 - Levin - Reduces corporate income tax rate to five and one-half percent and raises caps on deductibility of federal tax
HB 1833 - Levin - Increases the dependency deduction to two thousand four hundred dollars
HB 1834 - Levin - Exempts from sales and use tax all sales of over-the-counter drugs
HB 1861 - Froelker - Exempts from sales and use tax sales of certain motor vehicles manufactured at least seven years prior to the
HB 1864 - McClelland - Creates an income tax credit in the amount of ten percent of all real property taxes paid
HB 1866 - O'Connor - Creates the respect life special license plate
HB 1885 - Koller - Revises law regarding graduated driver's licensing and requirements of filing high-risk insurance
HB 1886 - Scheve - Requires one cent of the total sales tax on motor vehicles to go to the school district trust fund
HB 1901 - Gibbons - Extends the statute of limitations for local use tax and other tax refunds
HB 1905 - Abel - Exempts the first five thouand dollars of the sale price of motor vehicles from sales and use tax and replaces lost
HB 1921 - Hartzler - Creates an income tax credit for certain farmers and farming corporations in an amount equal to ten percent of
HB 1925 - Scheve - Creates income tax credits for qualified research expenses
HB 1933 - Harlan - Allows insurance carriers to apply tax credits received under the Neighborhood Assistance against their liability
HB 1938 - Gaw - Excludes, for purposes of the circuit breaker, social security and railroad retirement benefits from the
HB 1944 - Relford - Creates a Mo-Ag Businesses special license plate
HB 1956 - Gibbons - Requires interest to be paid to taxpayers on both sales and income tax refunds and credits
HB 1957 - Fraser - Creates an income tax credit for employers who grant employees paid leave to volunteer at public schools or to
HB 1960 - Lakin - Creates a sales and use tax exemption for services, materials and supplies used in the production of printed
HB 1963 - Fitzwater - Exempts from sales and use tax all sales for diabetic equipment and supplies
HB 1965 - Berkstresser - Creates penalties for failure to collect the Branson tourism tax
HB 1970 - Koller - Changes bridge weight restrictions
HB 1974 - Selby - Exempts diabetic medical supplies and equipment from sales and use tax
HB 1983 - Evans - Creates a sales and use tax exemption for bullion and investment coins
HB 1984 - Elliott - Increases the number of persons allowed to apply for a transfer of license plates
HB 1992 - Gibbons - Imposes a flat rate individual income tax of four percent
HB 2006 - Reid - Expands the number of persons eligible for the pharmaceutical income tax credit
HB 2009 - Rizzo - Requires department of revenue to refund costs and fines paid if person is acquitted of an intoxication-related
HB 2026 - Gross - Exempts all sales to companies classified as Sic 152, 153 and 171 to 179 from sales and use tax
HB 2034 - Barnett - Requires the department of revenue to send notice of motor vehicle registration
HB 2035 - Kennedy - Creates an income tax credit for contributions to unplanned pregnancy resource centers
HB 2056 - Gunn - Requires collection and reporting of racial information in traffic stops
HB 2063 - Levin - Creates an income tax deduction for amounts paid for custodial care and durable medical equipment to the extent
HB 2064 - Skaggs - Creates a sales and use tax exemption for aviation jet fuel sales to airlines headquartered in this state which operate
HB 2074 - Champion - Prohibits taxpayers from double-dipping under the pension exemption in section 143.124
HB 2076 - Kissell - Increases the income tax deduction for long-term health care insurance premiums from fifty to one hundred percent
HB 2088 - Schilling - Creates an income tax credit for tax years 2001 to 2005 for purchases and leases of alternative fuel vehicles
HB 2094 - Lakin - Creates income tax credits for day care
HB 2102 - Hampton - Changes law regarding motor vehicle record dissemination
HB 2104 - Purgason - Creates a state income tax credit of up to five hundred dollars for resident individuals who purchase home security
HB 2106 - Gibbons - Changes law on disabled license plates and windshield placards
HB 2109 - Kennedy - Expands the application of the tax credit available for net expenditures made for the participation of students in a
HB 2124 - Gaskill - Prohibits the department of revenue from requiring resident individuals not otherwise required to make a federal income
HB 2129 - McLuckie - Creates income tax credits designed to promote the use of renewable energy and the conservation of energy
HB 2141 - Gaskill - Exempts the first six thousand dollars of all public annuities, pensions and retirement income from state income
HB 2142 - Dougherty - Creates a tax credit for donations made to sexual violence crisis service centers
HB 2146 - Linton - Creates an income tax credit for parents of children determined by an institution of higher learning to be
HB 2157 - Dougherty - Creates an income tax credit for the purchase of and conversion to a qualifying alternative motor fuel vehicle,
HB 2167 - Dougherty - Removes the requirement of motorcycle helmets for those twenty-one years of age or older
HJR 061 - Van Zandt - Tobacco settlement funds are not total state revenues; designates uses

To TopRevision Bills
HB 1182 - Bartle - Removes various expired provisions of law
HB 1367 - Clayton - Revision bill on court costs
HB 1856 - Clayton - Repeals expired provisions of law

To TopRoads and Highways
SB 0544 - Staples - Creates a commission to study highway projects and economic development
SB 0579 - Westfall - Prohibits passengers from consuming or possessing open alcoholic beverages in a motor vehicle
SB 0725 - Graves - Allows the Department of Transportation to contract with private individuals to mow the rights-of-way
SB 0770 - DePasco - Limits sound amplification in motor vehicles
SB 0792 - Sims - Reduces speed limit from 70 mph to 65 mph on rural interstates and freeways
SB 0876 - Clay - Names a portion of Interstate Highway 55 located in St. Louis County the "Rosa Parks Highway"
SB 1017 - Mathewson - Authorizes the issuance of $2 billion in bonds to finance highway construction and maintenance
SB 1020 - Bentley - Designates a portion of Interstate 44 as the "Payne Stewart Highway"
SB 1057 - Rohrbach - Expands the number of counties that may dissolve a road district by popular vote
SB 1076 - Ehlmann - Makes numerous changes in laws affecting the City of St. Louis
SB 1078 - Graves - Establishes the Hardin C. Cox Missouri Information Center
SCR 022 - Staples - Names a section of Route 32 in St. Francois County in honor of former State Representative Bob Ward
SCR 025 - DePasco - Relating to littering signs along the highways of the state
SCR 031 - Clay - Renames a portion of I-55 as the "Rosa Parks Highway"
SCR 033 - Kinder - Requests Congress to reduce the federal excise tax on gasoline by 4.3 cents per gallon
SCR 034 - Bland - Renames a portion of I-70 as the "Derrick Thomas Memorial Highway"
SCR 035 - Graves - Designates the tourist information center on I-29 as the "Hardin C. Cox Missouri Information Center"
HB 1096 - Seigfreid - Adopts legislation authorizing toll roads, provided accompanying constitutional change is passed
HB 1142 - Ransdall - Removes fee for a special permit to move oversized loads and requires the repurchasing of certain farm equipment
HB 1235 - Ostmann - Imposes additional fines on certain commercial vehicles exceeding the speed limit
HB 1288 - Scott - Requires the Department of Transportation or the Highways and Transportation Commission, when acquiring land by
HB 1289 - Auer - Gives local street departments right to copies of law enforcement accident and incident reports
HB 1303 - Kissell - Allows the city of St. Charles to voluntarity annex the family arena from the county of St. Charles
HB 1444 - Ballard - Exempts certain farm wagons from licensing requirements
HB 1447 - Ford - Exempts highway permit for heavy machinery within twenty-five miles
HB 1576 - Patek - Requires drivers to change lanes when an emergency vehicle is stopped
HB 1586 - Pryor - Creates the Emergency Bridge Repair and Replacement Fund
HB 1587 - Patek - Prohibits crossing the median on interstate highways
HB 1672 - Bennett - Changes speed limit for certain trucks on certain highways; allows certain rules establishing lanes for truck travel;
HB 1714 - Howerton - Specifies that the department of transportation, in consultation with the highway patol and the division of
HB 1721 - Ostmann - Eliminates the ten-mile parcel bidding requirement in highway contracts
HB 1742 - Gaw/Koller - Authorizes the issuance of $2 billion in bonds to finance road and bridge construction
HB 1744 - Seigfreid - Lower highest speed limit to sixty-five miles per hour and increases fine for speeding more than seventy miles per
HB 1881 - Auer - Includes all principal arterial roads in the City of St. Louis in the state road system for maintenance purposes
HB 1922 - Koller - Designates the portion of interstate highway 64 which is located in St. Louis as the "kurt Warner Rams Road"
HB 1951 - Crawford - Exempts certain transportation of farm products from oversize load permits
HB 1972 - Gunn - Creates the Rosa Parks Highway
HB 1989 - Gaw - Designates the portion of Highway 63 located in Randolph County as the "world War Ii Pearl Harbor Survivors Memorial
HB 2052 - Koller - Allows the general assembly to provide the state highways and transportation commission funding for public transit
HB 2101 - Chrismer - Designates the Page Avenue Bridge as the Veterans' Memorial Bridge
HB 2132 - Chrismer - Renames the Page Ave. bridge the Veterans' Memorial Bridge
HB 2143 - Levin - Allows areas zoned commercial and industrial to be designated as scenic byways
HCR 012 - Griesheimer - Urges the Sierra Club and the Missouri Coalition for the Environment to drop their lawsuit against the Epa
HCR 017 - Riley - Renames a Kansas City stretch of I-70 from the Blue Ridge Cut Off to Hwy. 291 the "Derrick Thomas Memorial Highway"
HCR 031 - Hollingsworth - Directs the Missouri Department of Revenue to contract for an outside study regarding contributions to the state road
HJR 059 - Gratz - Submits to the voters a constitutional amendment to require all would-be Hancock refunds to be used for highway and

To TopSaint Louis
SB 0542 - Mathewson - Changes the compensation of public administrators
SB 0624 - Ehlmann - Changes operational control of the St. Louis International Airport
SB 0653 - Clay - Transfers control over St. Louis City's police board and election board from the governor to the mayor
SB 0679 - Schneider - Transfers control of certain court employees in St. Louis from the clerk to the court
SB 0697 - Schneider - Changes process for separating recorders and circuit clerks and process to make circuit clerk appointed
SB 0702 - Clay - Revises election process for school board in St. Louis City
SB 0715 - Schneider - Modifies the authority of traffic court judges in St. Louis County
SB 0729 - House - Revises laws regarding charter schools, teachers and school boards
SB 0752 - Clay - Revises election process for school board in St. Louis City
SB 0767 - Scott - Compensation for St. Louis City police officers
SB 0791 - Goode - Revises motor vehicle emissions inspections for certain areas
SB 0827 - Scott - Creates Downtown Revitalization Act for St. Louis
SB 0865 - Goode - Creates the "Community Comeback Act" for eradication of blight and neighborhood revitalization in St. Louis County
SB 0867 - Maxwell - Various changes to Certified Capital Companies/tax credit programs; landlord registration in K.C. and St. Louis
SB 0876 - Clay - Names a portion of Interstate Highway 55 located in St. Louis County the "Rosa Parks Highway"
SB 0936 - Childers - Significant changes to tax, economic development and community development law
SB 0946 - Johnson - Changes required format and fees for items handled by the Recorder of Deeds
SB 1007 - Scott - Removes the sunset clause on the transportation sales tax in St. Louis City and the County of St. Louis
SB 1076 - Ehlmann - Makes numerous changes in laws affecting the City of St. Louis
SCR 023 - Klarich - Directs Natural Resources Department to assess MBTE contamination of ground & surface water in St. Louis
SCR 041 - Scott - Establishing a Joint Interim Committee on the Revitalization of the City of St. Louis
SJR 044 - Scott - Amending the Saint Louis City Charter
HB 1238 - Hoppe - Numerous changes concerning urban affairs, taxation and economic programs
HB 1255 - Troupe - Changes qualification, election and districting for St. Louis school board
HB 1286 - Gross - Changes powers of, and appointments to, St. Louis Metropolitan Airport Authority
HB 1305 - Rizzo - Numerous changes to local government, economic development, cemetery, waste-handling and housing law
HB 1698 - Shelton (057) - Increases compensation for St. Louis City Police Officers
HB 1705 - Ford - Creates a St. Louis Riverfront Commission
HB 1706 - Gambaro - Expands allowable costs under the Brownfield program and provides for a demolition tax credit
HB 1808 - O'Toole - Certain pension benefits and compensation
HB 1867 - O'Toole - Allows City of St. Louis employees, required to live in the city, to enroll children in the St. Louis County special
HB 1881 - Auer - Includes all principal arterial roads in the City of St. Louis in the state road system for maintenance purposes
HB 1915 - May (108) - Creates the Downtown Revitalization Act
HB 1949 - Hilgemann - Permits the city of St. Louis to adopt firearm regulations
HB 1955 - O'Toole - Makes technical changes to the St. Louis Police Retirement System provisions
HB 2003 - Kennedy - Creates the "contiguous Property Redevelopment Fund"
HB 2019 - Gambaro - Permits the St. Louis circuit clerk to hire outside attorneys
HB 2085 - Kennedy - Allows the City of St. Louis Board of Aldermen to adopt a consolidation plan for all state-created City of St. Louis
HB 2101 - Chrismer - Designates the Page Avenue Bridge as the Veterans' Memorial Bridge
HB 2132 - Chrismer - Renames the Page Ave. bridge the Veterans' Memorial Bridge
HB 2133 - Dougherty - Allows the City of St. Louis to establish a band fund

To TopSaint Louis County
SB 0601 - Schneider - Reclassifies five associate circuit judges as circuit judges in St. Louis County
SB 0678 - Schneider - Makes several changes to court procedures; authorizes payments from Tort Victims' Fund
SB 0760 - Klarich - Makes the St. Louis County auditor an elected official
SB 0827 - Scott - Creates Downtown Revitalization Act for St. Louis
SB 0842 - Flotron - Numerous provisions relating to public safety
SB 1007 - Scott - Removes the sunset clause on the transportation sales tax in St. Louis City and the County of St. Louis
SCR 031 - Clay - Renames a portion of I-55 as the "Rosa Parks Highway"
HB 1606 - Bray - Creates the Community Comeback Act
HB 1691 - Hickey - Authorizes a Lambert-St. Louis Airport noise study and a Lambert Airport noise buyout fund
HB 1967 - Hoppe - Modification to St. Louis County Boundary Commission statutes
HB 1972 - Gunn - Creates the Rosa Parks Highway

To TopSalaries
SB 0767 - Scott - Compensation for St. Louis City police officers
SB 1058 - Singleton - Repeals automatic 2% length of service pay increase for highway patrol members
SJR 030 - Schneider - Revises the composition and duties of the Missouri Citizens' Commission on the Compensation for Elected Officials
HB 1203 - Dougherty - Requires school districts to adopt indexed salary schedules
HB 1698 - Shelton (057) - Increases compensation for St. Louis City Police Officers
HB 1808 - O'Toole - Certain pension benefits and compensation

To TopScience and Technology
SB 0777 - Steelman - Creates MO Engineering and Science Academy and summer program for science teachers
HB 1177 - Alter - Regulates e-mail and fax merchandising practices
HB 1281 - Boucher - Mandates that Public Service Commission provide telecommunications equipment and access for the hearing and
HB 1282 - Troupe - Requires publication of records regarding the death of incarcerated offenders
HB 1292 - Auer - Makes several changes to insurance law
HB 1319 - Patek - Requires the depatment of health to provide Internet access to certain child care provider and facility records
HB 1366 - Kissell - Creates regulations and penalties for unlawful telemarketing practices
HB 1411 - Stokan - Establishes the Assistive Technology Loan Program and creates a revolving fund to provide loans for the purchase
HB 1657 - Hanaway - Limits Internet access in public libraries
HB 1713 - Lakin - Requires a minimum annual transfer of certain state sales tax revenues in an amount equal to three million dollars or
HB 1724 - Rizzo - Includes e-mail addresses in amendments to an electric cooperative's articles of incorporation; requires an impact
HB 1787 - Auer - Creates an income tax credit for cash donations to school districts for high technology equipment or librarians, or
HB 1803 - Wiggins - Creates the County Technology Fund
HB 1821 - Scott - Prohibits theft by Internet
HB 1848 - Treadway - Modifies provisions relating to the licensing of certain health practitioners
HB 1899 - Loudon - Allows public records to be reproduced using a computer-generated electronic retrieval system
HB 1925 - Scheve - Creates income tax credits for qualified research expenses
HB 2057 - Green - Enacts the computer lemon law
HB 2089 - Luetkemeyer - Limits access by offenders to personal information
HB 2158 - Boucher - Requires the department of revenue to permit the renewal of motor vehicle registrations over the Internet

To TopSecretary of State
SB 0556 - Mueller - Amends MO Not for Profit Act by allowing a church to amend its bylaws by approval of 2/3 votes cast by church's members
SB 0583 - Kenney - Regulates Internet access for minors in public libraries and schools
SB 0604 - Wiggins - Substantially revises Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code concerning secured transactions
SB 0790 - Caskey - Transfers State Library and Wolfner Library to Coordinating Board for Higher Education
SB 0913 - Ehlmann - Regulates resale of tickets to certain sporting events and concerts
SB 0917 - Maxwell - Regulates business opportunities
SB 0963 - Kenney - Restrictions on telemarketing and establishes a data base for individuals who object to telephone solicitation
SB 1000 - Rohrbach - Changes method of providing state grants to libraries
SB 1054 - Clay - Requires the Secretary of State to assess records pertaining to the Underground Railroad in Missouri
SB 1055 - Kenney - Requires sales representatives to disclose certain information regarding security brokers
SJR 030 - Schneider - Revises the composition and duties of the Missouri Citizens' Commission on the Compensation for Elected Officials
SJR 034 - Staples - Allows voters by petition to enable an officeholder, otherwise subject to term limits, to become a candidate
HB 1416 - Green - Regulates business opportunities
HB 1986 - Blunt - Requires a tax effect statement for ballot questions
HB 2050 - Pouche - Requires the department to provide the State Archives with microfilms of vital statistic records more than seventy-two

To TopSecurities
SB 0768 - Stoll - Clarifies restriction on financial contributions to bond elections by interested parties
SB 1055 - Kenney - Requires sales representatives to disclose certain information regarding security brokers

To TopSewers and Sewer Districts
SB 0741 - Maxwell - Revises water resource laws
SB 0868 - Stoll - Allows Board of Trustees to be responsible for certain county sewer districts
SB 0983 - Goode - Establishes a fee structure for fees collected for waste water treatment
SB 1003 - Wiggins - Requires regulation of on-site sewage treatment systems
HB 1074 - Relford - Authorizes bonds for water pollution and stormwater control; sewer line fees

To TopSocial Services Dept.
SB 0576 - Maxwell - Prohibits financial exploitation of the elderly and the disabled
SB 0593 - Bland - Establishes the "Missouri Universal Health Assurance Program" to provide health care benefits to all MO citizens
SB 0594 - Bland - Establishes the Tobacco Settlement Fund Commission
SB 0598 - Steelman - Modifies the reporting and investigation of abuse and neglect of in-home services clients
SB 0639 - Steelman - Creates a pharmaceutical assistance program for qualified senior citizens
SB 0640 - Steelman - Waives sovereign immunity for the Division of Family Services and the Division of Aging
SB 0670 - Ehlmann - Creates the Community Partnership Program Pilot Project to address poverty issues and promote local volunteerism
SB 0757 - Maxwell - Revises various child protection laws
SB 0801 - Mathewson - Revises several tax credit and economic development programs
SB 0809 - Schneider - Allows a tax credit for persons who contribute to unplanned pregnancy resource centers
SB 0823 - Clay - Establishes the Missouri Works Program to help welfare recipients prepare for permanent employment
SB 0830 - Caskey - Allows Division of Youth Services to issue arrest warrants for certain offenders
SB 0854 - Sims - Terminates the Certificate of Need process for long-term care facilities
SB 0891 - Howard - Raises the dollar amount of resources exempted from consideration when determining Medicaid eligibility
SB 0901 - Flotron - Raises dollar amount of resources exempted from consideration when determining Medicaid eligibility
SB 0914 - Schneider - Changes procedures used by the Administrative Hearing Commission
SB 0932 - Sims - Authorizes an obesity awareness program and permits medicaid coverage for anti-obesity drugs
SB 0948 - Howard - Requires National Guard to establish pilot public school program to teach military discipline
SB 0952 - Stoll - The Attorney General may investigate the abuse and neglect of residents of long term care facilities
SB 0955 - Mathewson - Creates the Department of Health and Aging and transfers the duties of the Division of Aging to the new department
SB 0959 - Howard - Modifies the reporting of elder abuse and neglect and the delivery of in-home services for the elderly
SB 0972 - Bland - Outlines minimum staffing requirements for skilled nursing facilities
SB 0993 - Maxwell - Creates Child Support Assurance Program
SB 1030 - Bland - Outlines minimum staffing requirements for skilled nursing facilities
SB 1071 - Sims - Modifies employee disqualification provisions and payment of penalties related to nursing home violations
SB 1075 - Jacob - Denies benefits to anyone unemployed due to a listing on a state disqualification registry
SB 1081 - Howard - Modifies employee disqualification provisions and various nursing home violations
SCR 036 - Sims - Creates the Joint Interim Committee on the Transfer of the Division of Aging"
HB 1086 - Scheve - Creates the crime of financial exploitation of the elderly
HB 1111 - Franklin - Appropriations for the Department of Social Services
HB 1277 - Thompson - Creates an income tax credit for gifts of personal property to persons with an income below the federal poverty level
HB 1386 - Britt - Prohibits financial exploitation of an elderly or disabled person
HB 1450 - Froelker - Establishes a pharmaceutical assistance program in the Divsion of Aging
HB 1472 - Smith (011) - Creates Juvenile Information Governance Commission; authorizes sharing of information
HB 1591 - Backer - Allows a nursing home administrator to retire his or her license
HB 1615 - Hosmer - Modifies various provisions relating to protection of the elderly
HB 1648 - Dougherty - Provides the Department of Social Services with discretion in releasing information regarding child fatalities or near
HB 1712 - McKenna - Adds the Jefferson County child assessment centers to the list of centers eligible for funding through the Department
HB 2020 - Gunn - Creates the Missouri Works Program in the Department of Social Services for welfare recipients
HB 2021 - McClelland - Increases the resource public assistance eligibility limits for single and married persons
HB 2070 - Hollingsworth - Makes all aged, blind or disabled persons with annual incomes of up to one hundred percent of the federal poverty
HB 2075 - Patek - Exempts nursing facilities that do not have a Medicaid provider agreement with the Department of Social Services
HB 2121 - Boucher - Requires programs receiving certain Gaming Commission Fund grants through Dese or Dss to be licensed pursuant to

To TopSoil Conservation
SB 0558 - Howard - Revises the composition of the Soil and Water Conservation Commission and modifies district marketing provisions
SB 0812 - Westfall - Limits farm product sales by Soil and Water Conservation Districts

To TopSovereign or Official Immunity
SB 0598 - Steelman - Modifies the reporting and investigation of abuse and neglect of in-home services clients
SB 0602 - Wiggins - Requires the Division of Family Services to make child abuse investigation records available to two additional groups
SB 0640 - Steelman - Waives sovereign immunity for the Division of Family Services and the Division of Aging
SB 0836 - Mueller - Clarifies a not-for-profit statute that limits corporate distributions
SB 0950 - Schneider - Government shall not have sovereign immunity when engaged in proprietary functions
HB 1260 - Rizzo - Requires the Division of Family Services to make child abuse records available to two additional groups and waives
HB 1544 - Smith (011) - Clarifies a not-for-profit statute that limits corporate distributions

To TopState Departments
SB 0648 - Russell - Non-attorneys may represent corporations in certain state proceedings
SB 0738 - Maxwell - Allows prisons to provide laundry or linen services only to state departments and employees
SB 0772 - Goode - Allows use of a single contract to design and build state facilities
SB 0778 - Staples - Reimburses callers for long-distance calls who have reached a state agency's voice mail system
SB 0784 - Sims - Requires the state auditor to review the deposit and disbursement of state funds
SB 0788 - Johnson - Amends "whistleblower" statute for certain employees, and modifies health care licensing and training standards
SB 0798 - Ehlmann - Requires the State to award additional vacation time to state employees who mentor children
SB 0853 - Flotron - Establishes the "Department of Revenue Oversight Board" within the Office of Administration
SB 0869 - Schneider - Mandates review of state contracts by the Attorney General
SB 0873 - Flotron - Provides for administrative review of agency rules which affect small business
SB 0885 - Mathewson - Modifies the law relating to the MO Consolidated Health Care Plan and changes provisions for continuation of coverage
SB 0887 - Ehlmann - Requires contractors to report differences between minority business bids and lowest bidders
SB 0955 - Mathewson - Creates the Department of Health and Aging and transfers the duties of the Division of Aging to the new department
SB 0956 - Flotron - Classifies a department or agency of Missouri as an exempt entity for sales tax purposes
SB 0967 - Maxwell - Requires public hearing to determine necessity of proposed state rule
SB 0970 - Flotron - Replaces all state administrative institutions hearings with a new Office of Administrative Hearings
SB 0977 - Kinder - Limits state agency contracts for legal services
SB 0990 - Howard - Allows a private property owner to seek compensation from the government for "regulatory taking"
SB 0994 - Flotron - Allows citizens to register their vehicles, pay taxes and access various agency services via the Internet
SB 1022 - Scott - Abolishes the state public employees deferred compensation commission
SB 1033 - Steelman - Grants and scholarships shall contain a notice that they are provided by the taxpayers of Missouri
SRB1001 - Wiggins - Repeals provisions of law that are not in effect
HB 1218 - Dougherty - Establishes a state vehicle fleet manager
HB 1249 - Hickey - Enacts additional requirements for certain contractors bidding on state building contracts
HB 1376 - Farnen - Allows the tour of state facilities by new members of the General Assembly to be any time of the year
HB 1486 - Abel - Allows community colleges to share cost of certain expenses which currently the state must pay
HB 1514 - Champion - Creates requirements for drivers for federally and state funded nonemergency medical transportation programs
HB 1628 - Carter - Changes state purchasing requirements
HB 1648 - Dougherty - Provides the Department of Social Services with discretion in releasing information regarding child fatalities or near
HB 1649 - Williams (121) - Establishes a multicultural citizens' advisory program and committee in the office of the Lieutenant Governor
HB 1729 - Koller - Requires certain health insurance mandates to be tested in the Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan first
HB 1875 - Franklin - Allows state to withhold moneys from political subdivisions until costs of an audit are paid
HB 1940 - Clayton - Modifies insurance provisions by requiring adequacy of benefits and services
HB 2144 - Patek - Prohibits executive agencies from lobbying the legislature, with certain exceptions
HB 2165 - Crawford - Authorizes various conveyances
HB 2166 - Crawford - Authorizes various easements and conveyances
HJR 068 - Gratz - Proposes a constitutional amendment changing the composition of the Highways and Transportation Commission

To TopState Employees
SB 0547 - Goode - Establishes good faith employee negotiations for employees of state and local governments
SB 0563 - Johnson - Modifies provisions regarding basic life insurance and holidays for state employees
SB 0566 - Rohrbach - State employees' home addresses and phone numbers are to be confidential
SB 0600 - Schneider - Establishes good faith employee negotiations for employees of state and local governments
SB 0738 - Maxwell - Allows prisons to provide laundry or linen services only to state departments and employees
SB 0778 - Staples - Reimburses callers for long-distance calls who have reached a state agency's voice mail system
SB 0788 - Johnson - Amends "whistleblower" statute for certain employees, and modifies health care licensing and training standards
SB 0798 - Ehlmann - Requires the State to award additional vacation time to state employees who mentor children
SB 0853 - Flotron - Establishes the "Department of Revenue Oversight Board" within the Office of Administration
SB 0885 - Mathewson - Modifies the law relating to the MO Consolidated Health Care Plan and changes provisions for continuation of coverage
SB 0928 - Stoll - Changes several Provisions of governmental retirement systems
SB 0970 - Flotron - Replaces all state administrative institutions hearings with a new Office of Administrative Hearings
SCR 024 - Bentley - Encourages flexible working hours for employees
HB 1486 - Abel - Allows community colleges to share cost of certain expenses which currently the state must pay
HB 1500 - McLuckie - Establishes collective bargaining for public employees
HB 1590 - Backer - Expands the list of persons who a public employee may disclose information to include the State Auditor
HB 1593 - Liese - Amends the conditions for state employees and their dependents to continue health insurance coverage after
HB 1764 - Backer - Makes various changes to the state employees' retirement system
HB 1847 - Skaggs - Increases the annuity rate for state retirement members
HB 1897 - O'Toole - Exempts from attachment or execution a person's right to a state or local deferred compensation account
HB 1904 - Hosmer - Provides a cause of action for false claims against the state
HB 1940 - Clayton - Modifies insurance provisions by requiring adequacy of benefits and services
HB 1964 - Bray - Enacts the "public Employee Due Process Act"
HB 2144 - Patek - Prohibits executive agencies from lobbying the legislature, with certain exceptions
HCR 037 - Hagan-Harrell - Establishes a Joint Interim Committee to make a comprehensive study on developing retirement medical cost

To TopState Tax Commission
SB 0635 - Yeckel - Freezes residential property valuation for senior citizens
SB 0712 - DePasco - Changes the current two-year cycle of reassessment to a four-year cycle
SB 0733 - Maxwell - Increases property tax withholdings for collection costs; reduces state aid deduction for school tax
SB 0764 - Kenney - Limits or freezes assessed valuation of residential property for certain senior citizens
SJR 033 - Banks - Exempts property owned by senior citizens from property tax
HB 1088 - Scheve - Changes the assessment of real property to every four years
HB 1231 - Long - Freezes the assessed value of real property used as a primary residence by persons 65 years of age and older
HB 1298 - Hanaway - Freezes, for property tax purposes, assessed valuations of homesteads owned by persons eighty years of age and older
HB 1360 - Froelker - Increases the time limit for correcting erroneous property tax assessments to three years
HB 1380 - Pouche - Requires assessment of motor vehicles at seventy percent of trade-in value and a physical inspection of tangible
HB 1415 - Mays (050) - Replaces existing taxes on electricity and natural gas with a tax based on consumption
HB 1453 - Luetkenhaus - Changes the reassessment of real property to every fifth year, beginning January 1, 2001
HB 1565 - Hartzler - Creates a homestead exemption for disabled veterans and their surviving spouses
HB 1666 - Wilson - Removes words "real property" from the annual personal property tax statement
HB 1760 - Summers - Allows counties to assume jurisdiction of pioneer cemeteries and to levy a tax for cemetery maintenance
HB 1803 - Wiggins - Creates the County Technology Fund
HB 1832 - Levin - Eliminates the existing means test and creates new income caps for the circuit breaker
HB 1870 - Hendrickson - Creates the Missouri Homestead Preservation Act
HB 1990 - Barnett - Allows two citizen members to be voluntarily added by county commissions to county boards of equalization
HB 2015 - Patek - Revises the procedure for approval of proposed agricultural and horticultural productive land values
HB 2059 - Williams (121) - Increases county collectors' fees and funds the tax maintenance fund to be used for administration and
HJR 050 - Wright - Proposes constitutional amendment to repeal the personal property tax and to substitute a state sales tax to

To TopSunshine Law
SB 0678 - Schneider - Makes several changes to court procedures; authorizes payments from Tort Victims' Fund
SB 0796 - Jacob - Establishes faculty representatives to governing boards of state colleges and universities
SB 0825 - Jacob - Governing boards of state colleges and universities: Revises non-voting representative and confidentiality provisions
SB 0853 - Flotron - Establishes the "Department of Revenue Oversight Board" within the Office of Administration
SB 0858 - Maxwell - Revises the standard of proof for violations of the Sunshine Law
SB 1077 - Clay - Prohibits institutions of higher education from providing certain student information to parents
HB 1192 - Linton - Limits access to student records
HB 1321 - Relford - Adopts Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision
HB 1349 - Blunt - Requires all votes in public meetings to be roll call votes
HB 1718 - Smith (011) - Revises the standard of proof for violations of the sunshine law
HB 1728 - Backer - Revises how Office of Administration makes purchases and requires agencies to provide services via the Internet

To TopSurveyors
SB 0776 - Mueller - Requires affidavits in civil suits against certain professionals

To TopTaxation and Revenue-General
SB 0531 - Wiggins - Authorizes state tax credit for contributions to authorized scholarship charities
SB 0550 - Flotron - Revises burden of proof requirements in state tax cases
SB 0552 - Flotron - Revises law governing Missouri Certified Capital Companies and repeals Qualified Research Tax Credits
SB 0575 - Maxwell - Authorizes state income tax credit equal to 20% of federal earned income credit
SB 0581 - Kenney - Phases in full deductibility of federal income taxes paid by individuals
SB 0582 - Kenney - Phases in full deductibility of federal income taxes for corporations
SB 0591 - Yeckel - Establishes Year 2000 Classroom Fund with gaming proceeds
SB 0592 - Yeckel - Authorizes state income tax credit for cash contributions to school tuition organizations
SB 0599 - Schneider - Authorizes state income tax deduction for school tuition, attendance fees, supplies and transportation costs
SB 0605 - Banks - Allows cities and counties to enact homestead exemption for certain senior citizens
SB 0609 - Staples - Increases authorization for county law enforcement sales tax from one-half of one percent to one percent
SB 0612 - Goode - Requires sellers of energy services to certify with the Public Service Commission to collect and remit taxes
SB 0623 - Clay - Establishes tax credit for donation of high technology equipment to schools
SB 0656 - Ehlmann - Creates state income tax credit for donations to scholarship charitable organizations
SB 0694 - Maxwell - Authorizes state income tax deduction for contributions of qualified commodities to charitable organizations
SB 0695 - Sims - Restores full federal income tax deductibility for individuals
SB 0696 - Sims - Restores full federal income tax deductibility for corporations
SB 0733 - Maxwell - Increases property tax withholdings for collection costs; reduces state aid deduction for school tax
SB 0739 - Maxwell - Revises premium tax for Fire Education Fund
SB 0802 - Goode - Revises criteria used to evaluate redevelopment projects funded by tax increment financing
SB 0803 - Goode - Revises various utility taxes and authorizes replacement taxes
SB 0807 - Jacob - Allows insurers to carry forward premium tax credits if those credits were not used in the year accrued
SB 0840 - Jacob - Allows insurers to take a tax credit on the taxes they pay on net premiums under the workers' compensation statute
SB 0853 - Flotron - Establishes the "Department of Revenue Oversight Board" within the Office of Administration
SB 0867 - Maxwell - Various changes to Certified Capital Companies/tax credit programs; landlord registration in K.C. and St. Louis
SB 0871 - Flotron - Allows taxpayers to claim a tax credit for the cost of lead abatement
SB 0896 - Klarich - Modifies law regarding LLC's, LLP's, corporations, financial institutions and other financial arrangements
SB 0898 - Bland - Allows cities and counties to enact homestead exemption for certain senior citizens
SB 0908 - Kenney - Individuals sixty-five or older eligible for a tax credit up to $1000 for offsetting costs of medication
SB 0924 - Maxwell - Authorizes Kirksville to impose a sales tax for economic development to fund a transportation corporation
SB 0936 - Childers - Significant changes to tax, economic development and community development law
SB 0989 - Westfall - Revises state school aid formula, reduces minimum levy to $1.25, increases income tax and sales tax
SB 0994 - Flotron - Allows citizens to register their vehicles, pay taxes and access various agency services via the Internet
SB 1008 - Scott - Tax relief in distressed communities
SB 1014 - Stoll - Exempts from sales/use tax sales of coke, coke breeze and reagents which become ingredients of steel and lead products
SB 1016 - Jacob - Exempts clothing purchased between August 12, 2000 through August 20, 2000 from state and local sales and use taxation
SB 1023 - Yeckel - Limits the total amount of tax credits available for qualified investments in Missouri small business
SB 1026 - Wiggins - Revises placement of Proposition C sales tax revenue from motor vehicles
SB 1033 - Steelman - Grants and scholarships shall contain a notice that they are provided by the taxpayers of Missouri
SB 1040 - Caskey - Revises state school aid formula
SB 1042 - Flotron - Exempts bullion and investment coins from state and local use tax
SJR 033 - Banks - Exempts property owned by senior citizens from property tax
SJR 037 - Johnson - Suspends Hancock refunds and transfers to the Department of Transportation for highways or the 15-year plan
SJR 039 - Childers - Requires General Assembly to revise state school aid revenues and distribution
SJR 046 - Goode - Authorizes replacement taxes for various utility taxes
SJR 047 - Quick - Tobacco settlement funds are not total state revenues; designates uses
SJR 051 - Flotron - Creates Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund and Alternatives to Abortion Fund
HB 1069 - Gross - Exempts income received as a result of state or federal military duty from state income tax
HB 1087 - Scheve - Exempts Social Security benefits from state income tax
HB 1088 - Scheve - Changes the assessment of real property to every four years
HB 1164 - Foley - Exempts from state income tax restitution received by victims of the Nazi Holocaust
HB 1189 - Gibbons - Places an expiration date of December 1, 2000 on corporate franchise tax and allows for continued enforcement of
HB 1196 - Hosmer - Allows local governments to increase taxes on cigarettes and tobacco
HB 1209 - Patek - Creates the World War Ii Memorial Trust Fund and allows five million dollars in tax credits for qualified
HB 1217 - Dougherty - Creates the business dropout abatement program tax credit
HB 1231 - Long - Freezes the assessed value of real property used as a primary residence by persons 65 years of age and older
HB 1244 - Wright - Eliminates the limit on the deduction of federal income taxes on state returns by corporate taxpayers
HB 1246 - Wright - Reduces the individual income tax rates by one-half of one percent
HB 1267 - Holand - Authorizes school districts to impose a surcharge on their residents' income taxes for education and on retail sales
HB 1274 - Chrismer - Exempts income received for active or reserve military service from income tax
HB 1277 - Thompson - Creates an income tax credit for gifts of personal property to persons with an income below the federal poverty level
HB 1290 - Auer - Removes termination date from statute authorizing transportation sales tax for Kansas City, St. Louis and St.
HB 1295 - Gunn - Creates a sales and use tax exemption for sales of clothing with a retail value of less than one thousand dollars
HB 1296 - Hanaway - Repeals the limits on the state income tax deduction for federal income taxes for individuals and replaces lost
HB 1297 - Hanaway - Imposes a flat income tax on individuals and corporations
HB 1301 - Hanaway - Exempts all sales of motor vehicles from sales and use tax
HB 1302 - Hanaway - Repeals the limit on the state income tax deduction for federal income tax for corporations and replaces revenues
HB 1317 - Backer - Allows dental service agreements between the Department of Social Services and dentists providing dental services to
HB 1328 - Kreider - Authorizes certain cities to adopt a sales tax for fire protection or law enforcement
HB 1329 - Auer - Upon voter approval, exempts retail sales of food from local sales tax and replaces the loss of local revenue by
HB 1332 - Patek - Exempts from income tax reparations received by victims of the Nazi holocaust
HB 1333 - Abel - Exempts the first five thousand dollars of the purchase price of a new or used motor vehicle from sales and use tax
HB 1340 - Klindt - Allows a hotel and motel tourism tax for the city of Bethany
HB 1341 - Hanaway - Imposes a flat income tax on individuals and corporations
HB 1343 - Green - Establishes toll-free phone and fax numbers, and postage paid envelopes, for taxpayers to use when challenging their
HB 1360 - Froelker - Increases the time limit for correcting erroneous property tax assessments to three years
HB 1371 - Bray - Creates the Home Disability Tax Credit Program
HB 1372 - Hosmer - Restricts the affixing of tax stamps to cigarette packages and provides penalties for persons selling or holding for
HB 1380 - Pouche - Requires assessment of motor vehicles at seventy percent of trade-in value and a physical inspection of tangible
HB 1385 - Foley - Exempts from state income tax restitution received by victims of the Nazi Holocaust
HB 1389 - Blunt - Exempts military pensions from state income tax
HB 1390 - Blunt - Repeals limit on deductibility of federal income tax paid by individuals and corporations and replaces lost revenue
HB 1392 - Kreider - Reduces the cost of premiums and restrictions on insurance through the health insurance pool and creates a tax credit
HB 1401 - Stokan - Makes the shared care tax credit refundable
HB 1415 - Mays (050) - Replaces existing taxes on electricity and natural gas with a tax based on consumption
HB 1437 - Hickey - Excludes mandatory grauities charged on the sale of food and drink from sales tax
HB 1443 - Koller - Creates several new exemptions; a tax holiday and a Revenue Department Oversight Board
HB 1448 - Froelker - Creates a sales tax holiday for clothing valued at fifty dollars or less which is purchased during the month of
HB 1449 - Froelker - Exempts social security benefits and military retirement benefits from state income tax
HB 1452 - Foley - Payments to Holocaust survivors exempted from tax and from determination of eligibility for public assistance
HB 1453 - Luetkenhaus - Changes the reassessment of real property to every fifth year, beginning January 1, 2001
HB 1454 - Hoppe - Redefines an existing sales tax credit for certain food processors
HB 1456 - Kreider - Creates the Department of Revenue Oversight Board within the Office of Administration
HB 1459 - Kelly (027) - Creates an income tax deduction of up to two hundred dollars for otherwise nondeductible costs of health
HB 1462 - Hegeman - Amends the definition of distressed communities to include cities located outside of a metropolitan area with a median
HB 1466 - Hendrickson - Increases the tax credit for long-term care insurance from fifty percent to one hundred percent
HB 1491 - Shields - Creates a sales and use tax exemption for tangible personal property donated to the state within one year of purchase
HB 1498 - Hendrickson - Creates a sales tax exemption for sales of merchandise used for the disposition of and in connection with the
HB 1516 - Gaskill - Creates an income tax credit for personal property taxes paid on agricultural crops and machinery
HB 1523 - Patek - Creates a state income tax credit of up to one hundred dollars for teacher expenditures for instructional
HB 1524 - Patek - Creates an income tax credit of up to two hundred dollars per taxpayer for donations of high technology equipment to
HB 1543 - Smith (011) - Authorizes the court to authorize or orders acts intended to protect a mentally disabled protectee's estate from
HB 1547 - Scheve - Amends the Missouri Certified Capital Company Law
HB 1565 - Hartzler - Creates a homestead exemption for disabled veterans and their surviving spouses
HB 1566 - Bray - Revises numerous economic development programs
HB 1567 - Bray - Amends provisions relating to penalties for income and sales tax deficiencies
HB 1570 - Boucher - Amends the definition of a community-based organization
HB 1583 - Froelker - Exempts thte first two hundred fifty dollars of interest income from state income tax
HB 1588 - Ostmann - Limits the amount of reimbursement that state agencies and departments can receive from the motor fuel tax fund
HB 1595 - Auer - Allows a carryover, but not a refund of the tax credit allowed insurance companies and associations in sections
HB 1606 - Bray - Creates the Community Comeback Act
HB 1612 - Loudon - Restores full federal income tax deductibility by individuals on state income tax returns
HB 1618 - Lakin - Increases the maximum amount of the pharmaceutical income tax credit from two hundred to seven hundred fifty dollars
HB 1622 - Froelker - Increases the household income level for the pharmaceutical tax credit from fifteen to thirty-six thousand dollars
HB 1623 - Koller - Revises the division of motor carrier and railroad safety law
HB 1629 - Green - Limits the areas in which tax increment financing may be used
HB 1638 - Gibbons - Changes the burden of proof in tax case in favor of the taxpayer, but does not apply to issues involving the
HB 1643 - Wiggins - Creates an income tax deduction for individuals in the amount of one hundred percent of insurance premium costs
HB 1659 - Summers - Authorizes sales and tourism taxes for certain cities and counties
HB 1666 - Wilson - Removes words "real property" from the annual personal property tax statement
HB 1687 - Shelton (057) - Creates an income tax credit of up to two hundred dollars for teacher's purchases of instructional materials for the
HB 1690 - Hickey - Reduces the sales and use tax on motor vehicles to two percent
HB 1699 - Hosmer - Requires retailers who erroneously collect an excessive amount of cigarette tax to refund the overpayment to person
HB 1700 - Howerton - Creates income tax credits for day care for individuals and employers
HB 1708 - Luetkenhaus - Reduces the premium tax for the Fire Education Fund to two tenths of one percent
HB 1713 - Lakin - Requires a minimum annual transfer of certain state sales tax revenues in an amount equal to three million dollars or
HB 1726 - Van Zandt - Prohibits the government from entering into contingency contracts for the examination of taxpayer records
HB 1745 - Marble - Eliminates the limit on the deduction of federal income taxes on state tax returns by corporate taxpayers and
HB 1746 - Marble - Increases the personal and dependency income tax exemptions in an amount equal to the federal amount and requires the
HB 1751 - Patek - Miinimizes the impact of the federal marriage penalty by making two positive adjustments to the federal standard
HB 1752 - Ballard - Changes school financing
HB 1755 - Froelker - Revises the department of revenue's procedures for income and sales tax refunds and credits
HB 1756 - Froelker - Equalizes the tax treatment of individuals receiving Public School Retirement System benefits in lieu of social
HB 1760 - Summers - Allows counties to assume jurisdiction of pioneer cemeteries and to levy a tax for cemetery maintenance
HB 1763 - Burton - Makes various changes regarding sheltered workshops
HB 1766 - Williams (159) - Allows all fire protection districts in counties of the third classification to enact a one percent sales tax
HB 1774 - Auer - Creates an income tax credit for certain lead abatement projects
HB 1782 - Gibbons - Changes the burden of proof in tax cases in favor of the taxpayer and applies to issues involving the applicability
HB 1787 - Auer - Creates an income tax credit for cash donations to school districts for high technology equipment or librarians, or
HB 1797 - Gratz - Creates the Insurance Identification Database Fund and modifies other laws relating to motor vehicles
HB 1803 - Wiggins - Creates the County Technology Fund
HB 1810 - Gibbons - Amends statutes authorizing tax credits for investments in small businesses
HB 1813 - Akin - Repeals the limit on the state income tax deduction for federal income tax for corporations and replaces revenue
HB 1829 - Levin - Creates an itemized deduction for health insurance premiums and out-of-pocket medical costs not already deductible
HB 1830 - Levin - Increases the income tax deduction for long-term health insurance premiums from fifty to one hundred percent
HB 1831 - Levin - Reduces corporate income tax rate to five and one-half percent and raises caps on deductibility of federal tax
HB 1832 - Levin - Eliminates the existing means test and creates new income caps for the circuit breaker
HB 1833 - Levin - Increases the dependency deduction to two thousand four hundred dollars
HB 1834 - Levin - Exempts from sales and use tax all sales of over-the-counter drugs
HB 1861 - Froelker - Exempts from sales and use tax sales of certain motor vehicles manufactured at least seven years prior to the
HB 1864 - McClelland - Creates an income tax credit in the amount of ten percent of all real property taxes paid
HB 1870 - Hendrickson - Creates the Missouri Homestead Preservation Act
HB 1886 - Scheve - Requires one cent of the total sales tax on motor vehicles to go to the school district trust fund
HB 1890 - Boucher - Includes religious and charitable organizations in the definition of community-based organizations for purposes of
HB 1901 - Gibbons - Extends the statute of limitations for local use tax and other tax refunds
HB 1905 - Abel - Exempts the first five thouand dollars of the sale price of motor vehicles from sales and use tax and replaces lost
HB 1908 - Sallee - Provides a four hundred dollar bonus for Missouri veterans of World War Ii
HB 1921 - Hartzler - Creates an income tax credit for certain farmers and farming corporations in an amount equal to ten percent of
HB 1925 - Scheve - Creates income tax credits for qualified research expenses
HB 1933 - Harlan - Allows insurance carriers to apply tax credits received under the Neighborhood Assistance against their liability
HB 1938 - Gaw - Excludes, for purposes of the circuit breaker, social security and railroad retirement benefits from the
HB 1956 - Gibbons - Requires interest to be paid to taxpayers on both sales and income tax refunds and credits
HB 1957 - Fraser - Creates an income tax credit for employers who grant employees paid leave to volunteer at public schools or to
HB 1960 - Lakin - Creates a sales and use tax exemption for services, materials and supplies used in the production of printed
HB 1963 - Fitzwater - Exempts from sales and use tax all sales for diabetic equipment and supplies
HB 1965 - Berkstresser - Creates penalties for failure to collect the Branson tourism tax
HB 1974 - Selby - Exempts diabetic medical supplies and equipment from sales and use tax
HB 1983 - Evans - Creates a sales and use tax exemption for bullion and investment coins
HB 1992 - Gibbons - Imposes a flat rate individual income tax of four percent
HB 2006 - Reid - Expands the number of persons eligible for the pharmaceutical income tax credit
HB 2015 - Patek - Revises the procedure for approval of proposed agricultural and horticultural productive land values
HB 2026 - Gross - Exempts all sales to companies classified as Sic 152, 153 and 171 to 179 from sales and use tax
HB 2035 - Kennedy - Creates an income tax credit for contributions to unplanned pregnancy resource centers
HB 2059 - Williams (121) - Increases county collectors' fees and funds the tax maintenance fund to be used for administration and
HB 2061 - Lakin - Amends statutes pertaining to the collecting of delinquent real property taxes
HB 2063 - Levin - Creates an income tax deduction for amounts paid for custodial care and durable medical equipment to the extent
HB 2064 - Skaggs - Creates a sales and use tax exemption for aviation jet fuel sales to airlines headquartered in this state which operate
HB 2074 - Champion - Prohibits taxpayers from double-dipping under the pension exemption in section 143.124
HB 2076 - Kissell - Increases the income tax deduction for long-term health care insurance premiums from fifty to one hundred percent
HB 2087 - Kennedy - Enacts accountability provisions for recipients of economic incentives designed to promote public purposes
HB 2088 - Schilling - Creates an income tax credit for tax years 2001 to 2005 for purchases and leases of alternative fuel vehicles
HB 2094 - Lakin - Creates income tax credits for day care
HB 2104 - Purgason - Creates a state income tax credit of up to five hundred dollars for resident individuals who purchase home security
HB 2109 - Kennedy - Expands the application of the tax credit available for net expenditures made for the participation of students in a
HB 2124 - Gaskill - Prohibits the department of revenue from requiring resident individuals not otherwise required to make a federal income
HB 2129 - McLuckie - Creates income tax credits designed to promote the use of renewable energy and the conservation of energy
HB 2133 - Dougherty - Allows the City of St. Louis to establish a band fund
HB 2141 - Gaskill - Exempts the first six thousand dollars of all public annuities, pensions and retirement income from state income
HB 2142 - Dougherty - Creates a tax credit for donations made to sexual violence crisis service centers
HB 2146 - Linton - Creates an income tax credit for parents of children determined by an institution of higher learning to be
HB 2157 - Dougherty - Creates an income tax credit for the purchase of and conversion to a qualifying alternative motor fuel vehicle,
HCR 011 - Bennett - Requests the state treasurer and the department of revenue to deposit sales tax revenue derived from the rate of one
HJR 050 - Wright - Proposes constitutional amendment to repeal the personal property tax and to substitute a state sales tax to
HJR 053 - Mays (050) - Proposes a constitutional amendment to replace existing utilty taxes with a replacement tax
HJR 059 - Gratz - Submits to the voters a constitutional amendment to require all would-be Hancock refunds to be used for highway and
HJR 061 - Van Zandt - Tobacco settlement funds are not total state revenues; designates uses
HJR 066 - Kreider - Proposes a constitutional amendment to increase from fifty to seventy-five the percentage of state sales tax on motor
HJR 072 - Hendrickson - Submits to the voters the question of whether to require voter approval for all tax increases

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SB 0531 - Wiggins - Authorizes state tax credit for contributions to authorized scholarship charities
SB 0572 - Ehlmann - Allows individuals a tax credit on taxes paid on residential property
SB 0575 - Maxwell - Authorizes state income tax credit equal to 20% of federal earned income credit
SB 0581 - Kenney - Phases in full deductibility of federal income taxes paid by individuals
SB 0582 - Kenney - Phases in full deductibility of federal income taxes for corporations
SB 0585 - Sims - Exempts social security income from taxation
SB 0592 - Yeckel - Authorizes state income tax credit for cash contributions to school tuition organizations
SB 0595 - Bland - Establishes tax credits for persons paying for or providing child care
SB 0599 - Schneider - Authorizes state income tax deduction for school tuition, attendance fees, supplies and transportation costs
SB 0608 - Russell - Exempts from state income tax social security benefits included in federal gross income
SB 0623 - Clay - Establishes tax credit for donation of high technology equipment to schools
SB 0638 - Bland - Authorizes state income tax credit for purchase of goods or services from qualified minority business enterprise
SB 0649 - Russell - Exempts all pension income from taxation
SB 0656 - Ehlmann - Creates state income tax credit for donations to scholarship charitable organizations
SB 0658 - Childers - Allows deduction of Federal Insurance Contribution Act payments when calculating Missouri personal income taxes
SB 0668 - Russell - Exempts capital gains from state income taxes
SB 0687 - Bland - Establishes the General Assembly Scholarship Program funded by a nonresident earnings tax
SB 0694 - Maxwell - Authorizes state income tax deduction for contributions of qualified commodities to charitable organizations
SB 0695 - Sims - Restores full federal income tax deductibility for individuals
SB 0696 - Sims - Restores full federal income tax deductibility for corporations
SB 0736 - Sims - Creates a tax credit and modifies provisions in the law relating to hepatitis A treatment and vaccination
SB 0743 - Klarich - The Dept. of Revenue shall advise taxpayers that they are eligible for the pharmacy tax credit
SB 0805 - Yeckel - Allows a tax deduction for those who contribute to medical savings accounts
SB 0809 - Schneider - Allows a tax credit for persons who contribute to unplanned pregnancy resource centers
SB 0847 - House - Allows a credit of up to $200 against income tax liability for property taxes paid
SB 0852 - Flotron - Exempts capital gains from state income taxes
SB 0884 - Mathewson - The Revenue Department shall notify senior citizens of their eligibility for the pharmaceutical tax credit
SB 0890 - Howard - Provides a one-time tax credit to eligible veterans of World War II
SB 0908 - Kenney - Individuals sixty-five or older eligible for a tax credit up to $1000 for offsetting costs of medication
SB 0909 - Bland - Exempts food local sales tax and reduces federal income tax deduction, subject to referendum
SB 0920 - Flotron - Repeals estate tax and creates income tax credit for federal estate taxes paid
SB 0958 - Sims - Authorizes a tax credit for research and development
SB 0989 - Westfall - Revises state school aid formula, reduces minimum levy to $1.25, increases income tax and sales tax
SB 0992 - Sims - Pension exemption applies only when included in federal adjusted gross income
SB 1023 - Yeckel - Limits the total amount of tax credits available for qualified investments in Missouri small business
SB 1040 - Caskey - Revises state school aid formula
SB 1048 - Mathewson - Revises state economic development programs
HB 1066 - Wilson - Creates earned income tax credit at state level
HB 1132 - Patek - Raises tax credit availability for new generation cooperatives to thirty million dollars
HB 1140 - Ward - Exempts certain child support payments from state income tax
HB 1141 - Ward - Creates dependent care tax credit for noncustodial parents
HB 1158 - Boucher - Increases the income tax deduction for long-term health insurance from fifty to one hundred percent
HB 1159 - Boucher - Makes numerous changes to the income taxes
HB 1164 - Foley - Exempts from state income tax restitution received by victims of the Nazi Holocaust
HB 1167 - Ransdall - Phase in of an increase in income tax deduction and income limits for government pensions
HB 1244 - Wright - Eliminates the limit on the deduction of federal income taxes on state returns by corporate taxpayers
HB 1246 - Wright - Reduces the individual income tax rates by one-half of one percent
HB 1272 - Chrismer - Exempts military pensions from state income tax
HB 1274 - Chrismer - Exempts income received for active or reserve military service from income tax
HB 1316 - Dougherty - Creates an income tax credit for employers who offer paid maternity leave
HB 1317 - Backer - Allows dental service agreements between the Department of Social Services and dentists providing dental services to
HB 1331 - Patek - Raises tax credit availability for new generation cooperatives to thirty million dollars and increase maximum
HB 1332 - Patek - Exempts from income tax reparations received by victims of the Nazi holocaust
HB 1341 - Hanaway - Imposes a flat income tax on individuals and corporations
HB 1385 - Foley - Exempts from state income tax restitution received by victims of the Nazi Holocaust
HB 1389 - Blunt - Exempts military pensions from state income tax
HB 1390 - Blunt - Repeals limit on deductibility of federal income tax paid by individuals and corporations and replaces lost revenue
HB 1392 - Kreider - Reduces the cost of premiums and restrictions on insurance through the health insurance pool and creates a tax credit
HB 1401 - Stokan - Makes the shared care tax credit refundable
HB 1424 - Dougherty - Creates an income tax credit for fifty percent of costs of lead abatement projects by owners of certain real property
HB 1449 - Froelker - Exempts social security benefits and military retirement benefits from state income tax
HB 1452 - Foley - Payments to Holocaust survivors exempted from tax and from determination of eligibility for public assistance
HB 1459 - Kelly (027) - Creates an income tax deduction of up to two hundred dollars for otherwise nondeductible costs of health
HB 1466 - Hendrickson - Increases the tax credit for long-term care insurance from fifty percent to one hundred percent
HB 1516 - Gaskill - Creates an income tax credit for personal property taxes paid on agricultural crops and machinery
HB 1523 - Patek - Creates a state income tax credit of up to one hundred dollars for teacher expenditures for instructional
HB 1524 - Patek - Creates an income tax credit of up to two hundred dollars per taxpayer for donations of high technology equipment to
HB 1566 - Bray - Revises numerous economic development programs
HB 1567 - Bray - Amends provisions relating to penalties for income and sales tax deficiencies
HB 1570 - Boucher - Amends the definition of a community-based organization
HB 1583 - Froelker - Exempts thte first two hundred fifty dollars of interest income from state income tax
HB 1612 - Loudon - Restores full federal income tax deductibility by individuals on state income tax returns
HB 1618 - Lakin - Increases the maximum amount of the pharmaceutical income tax credit from two hundred to seven hundred fifty dollars
HB 1622 - Froelker - Increases the household income level for the pharmaceutical tax credit from fifteen to thirty-six thousand dollars
HB 1643 - Wiggins - Creates an income tax deduction for individuals in the amount of one hundred percent of insurance premium costs
HB 1687 - Shelton (057) - Creates an income tax credit of up to two hundred dollars for teacher's purchases of instructional materials for the
HB 1700 - Howerton - Creates income tax credits for day care for individuals and employers
HB 1745 - Marble - Eliminates the limit on the deduction of federal income taxes on state tax returns by corporate taxpayers and
HB 1746 - Marble - Increases the personal and dependency income tax exemptions in an amount equal to the federal amount and requires the
HB 1751 - Patek - Miinimizes the impact of the federal marriage penalty by making two positive adjustments to the federal standard
HB 1752 - Ballard - Changes school financing
HB 1755 - Froelker - Revises the department of revenue's procedures for income and sales tax refunds and credits
HB 1756 - Froelker - Equalizes the tax treatment of individuals receiving Public School Retirement System benefits in lieu of social
HB 1774 - Auer - Creates an income tax credit for certain lead abatement projects
HB 1813 - Akin - Repeals the limit on the state income tax deduction for federal income tax for corporations and replaces revenue
HB 1829 - Levin - Creates an itemized deduction for health insurance premiums and out-of-pocket medical costs not already deductible
HB 1831 - Levin - Reduces corporate income tax rate to five and one-half percent and raises caps on deductibility of federal tax
HB 1833 - Levin - Increases the dependency deduction to two thousand four hundred dollars
HB 1890 - Boucher - Includes religious and charitable organizations in the definition of community-based organizations for purposes of
HB 1901 - Gibbons - Extends the statute of limitations for local use tax and other tax refunds
HB 1921 - Hartzler - Creates an income tax credit for certain farmers and farming corporations in an amount equal to ten percent of
HB 1925 - Scheve - Creates income tax credits for qualified research expenses
HB 1933 - Harlan - Allows insurance carriers to apply tax credits received under the Neighborhood Assistance against their liability
HB 1938 - Gaw - Excludes, for purposes of the circuit breaker, social security and railroad retirement benefits from the
HB 1956 - Gibbons - Requires interest to be paid to taxpayers on both sales and income tax refunds and credits
HB 1957 - Fraser - Creates an income tax credit for employers who grant employees paid leave to volunteer at public schools or to
HB 1992 - Gibbons - Imposes a flat rate individual income tax of four percent
HB 2006 - Reid - Expands the number of persons eligible for the pharmaceutical income tax credit
HB 2035 - Kennedy - Creates an income tax credit for contributions to unplanned pregnancy resource centers
HB 2036 - Foley - Amends the tax credits available to investors in Missouri small businesses
HB 2063 - Levin - Creates an income tax deduction for amounts paid for custodial care and durable medical equipment to the extent
HB 2074 - Champion - Prohibits taxpayers from double-dipping under the pension exemption in section 143.124
HB 2076 - Kissell - Increases the income tax deduction for long-term health care insurance premiums from fifty to one hundred percent
HB 2088 - Schilling - Creates an income tax credit for tax years 2001 to 2005 for purchases and leases of alternative fuel vehicles
HB 2094 - Lakin - Creates income tax credits for day care
HB 2104 - Purgason - Creates a state income tax credit of up to five hundred dollars for resident individuals who purchase home security
HB 2124 - Gaskill - Prohibits the department of revenue from requiring resident individuals not otherwise required to make a federal income
HB 2129 - McLuckie - Creates income tax credits designed to promote the use of renewable energy and the conservation of energy
HB 2141 - Gaskill - Exempts the first six thousand dollars of all public annuities, pensions and retirement income from state income
HB 2142 - Dougherty - Creates a tax credit for donations made to sexual violence crisis service centers
HB 2157 - Dougherty - Creates an income tax credit for the purchase of and conversion to a qualifying alternative motor fuel vehicle,
HJR 043 - Barry - Allows approval of school bond issues by simple majority in most elections

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SB 0920 - Flotron - Repeals estate tax and creates income tax credit for federal estate taxes paid
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