Below find legislation tracked during the First Extraordinary Session, 2016 Regular Session, and Second Extraordinary Session.
Revenue Legislation
Bill
HB 62 HB 33 HB 61 HB 38 HB 14 HB 19 HB 25 HB 35 HB 18 HB 27 HB 39 HB 43 HB 72 HB 23 HB 22 HB 55 HB 5 HB 29 HB 50 HB 20 HB 27 SB 2 |
Author
Rep. Katrina Jackson Rep. Walt Leger Rep. Jay Morris Rep. Malinda White Rep. Walt Leger Rep. Ted James Rep. Rodney Lyons Rep. Andy Anders Rep. Jack Montoucet Rep. Kenny Cox Rep. Julie Stokes Rep. Malinda White Rep. Rob Shadoin Rep. Katrina Jackson Rep. Katrina Jackson Rep. Walt Leger Rep. Walt Leger Rep. Ed Price Rep. Jack Montoucet Rep. Gene Reynolds Rep. Chris Broadwater Sen. J.P. Morrell |
Description
Impose a one cent sales and use tax Reduces the amount of the individual income tax deduction for excess federal itemized personal deductions To provide with respect to the applicability of certain exclusions and exemptions from state sales and use taxes Reduces the amount of the individual income tax deduction for excess federal itemized personal deductions Levies an additional tax on cigarettes Provides relative to the entities to which corporate franchise tax applies Reduces the amount of the income tax credit for the Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corporation Assessment and makes the reduction permanent Establishes the annual tax on health maintenance organizations Reduces the amount of the discount for accurately reporting and remitting excise taxes on certain tobacco products and the amount of the discount for stamping cigarettes Increases the excise tax levied on certain alcoholic beverages Levies an automobile rental tax Provides for the amount of vendors compensation authorized as compensation for the collection and remittance of state sales and use taxes Increases the state sales tax on telecommunications services Repeals three-year sunset of certain reductions to corporate income tax deductions, exemptions, and exclusions Repeals the three-year sunset of certain reductions to tax rebates Requires that certain deductible items be added-back on certain corporate income tax returns Provides with respect to the applicability and effectiveness of Act Nos. 30 and 31 of the 2016 First Extraordinary Session of the Legislature which eliminated the deductibility of federal income taxes paid for purposes of computing corporate income taxes Provides relative to the calculation of interest on certain overpayments Reduces the individual income tax deduction for net capital gains Provides relative to the apportionment ratio for purposes of computing corporate income tax and provides for the sourcing of sales Provides for the non-taxability of sales or use of raw materials purchased for further processing Provides for interest paid on refunds of tax overpayments. |
Value
5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 |
Tuition & Fee Autonomy Legislation
Bill
HB 989 SB 80 SB 174 |
Author
Rep. Robert Shadoin Sen. Blade Morrish Sen. Jack Donahue |
Description
Constitutional tuition and fee control for the management boards. Constitutional amendment to authorize the postsecondary education management boards to establish tuition and fee amounts charged by institutions under their supervision and management. Provides relative to the minimum ACT score for TOPS eligibility and TOPS award amounts. |
Value
4 4 3 |
Other Legislation
Bill
SB 470 HB 572 HB 940 |
Author
Sen. Blade Morrish Rep. Patricia Smith Rep. Randall Gaines |
Description
Provides relative to reduction of TOPS award amounts or the number of TOPS recipients in the event of insufficient funding. Provides relative to the special college and university license plates. Requires that student identification cards issued by public postsecondary education institutions meet certain requirements. |
Value
3 3 5 |