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AL HB260

Bill

Status

Passed

4/8/2010

Primary Sponsor

Robert Bentley

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Origin

House of Representatives

Regular Session 2010

AI Summary

HB260 Summary

  • Establishes an Alabama income tax deduction for employers who hire unemployed persons drawing unemployment compensation or whose benefits have expired, known as the "Reemployment Act of 2010."

  • Deduction equals 50% of gross wages paid to each qualifying newly hired employee, claimable only once after 12 months of continuous employment and certified by local employment agency.

  • Deduction percentages vary by wage rate: 50% for $14+/hour, 40% for $12-$14/hour, 35% for $10-$12/hour, and no deduction for wages below $10/hour or part-time positions under 37.5 hours weekly.

  • Deduction applies against Alabama income tax under Chapter 18, Title 40, is non-refundable and non-transferable, but available on pro-rata basis to owners of S-Corp and K-Corp entities.

  • Effective for tax years 2011 and 2012; Department of Revenue authorized to adopt necessary rules and regulations for implementation.

Legislative Description

Income tax, employment, employers hiring persons receiving unemployment compensation or whose benefits have expired, tax deduction authorized, duties to Revenue Department, Reemployment Act

Taxation

Last Action

Delivered to Governor at 10:20 a.m. on April 8, 2010.

4/8/2010

Committee Referrals

Finance and Taxation Education3/11/2010
Education Appropriations1/14/2010

Full Bill Text

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