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MO HB1249

Bill

Status

Introduced

1/6/2010

Primary Sponsor

David Sater

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Origin

House of Representatives

2010 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Allows taxpayers to claim a state income tax credit equal to 50% of cash or food donations made to senior citizen services centers, effective for tax years beginning January 1, 2011

  • Tax credit cannot exceed $2,500 per taxpayer per year and is limited by the taxpayer's state tax liability; unused credits may be carried forward for up to three subsequent tax years

  • Aggregate tax credits issued statewide cannot exceed $2 million per fiscal year, with credits allocated on a first-come, first-served basis

  • Requires taxpayers to file an affidavit with their income tax return verifying donation amounts; food donations must not be expired and are valued at fair market value (or wholesale value if donated by grocery stores, food brokers, wholesalers, or restaurants)

  • Ineligible taxpayers include those who employ persons not authorized to work in the United States; program automatically sunsets December 31, 2015 unless reauthorized by the legislature

Legislative Description

Authorizes an income tax credit for food or cash donations to a senior citizen services center

Last Action

Referred: Senior Citizen Advocacy (H)

5/14/2010

Full Bill Text

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