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MO HB924

Bill

Status

Introduced

3/29/2011

Primary Sponsor

Gerald Nolte

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Origin

House of Representatives

2011 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Adds definition of "high-risk metropolitan statistical area" as multi-state MSAs with at least one county having average household income at 200% of national average and at least 5 businesses that relocated out of Missouri in the preceding 10 years, resulting in loss of 3,000+ employees

  • Creates new job retention project category for qualified companies in high-risk metropolitan statistical areas allowing retention of 95% of withholding tax for 10 years if company maintains 150+ full-time employees and invests $10 million (or $5 million with $6 million annual payroll) within 3 years

  • Extends job retention tax credit authorization from August 30, 2013 to August 30, 2015 for the traditional job retention program requiring 1,000+ employees and $70 million investment

  • Authorizes qualified companies in high-risk metropolitan statistical areas to receive up to 100% sales and use tax exemption for up to 3 years on property purchased for the project facility if maintaining 150+ jobs with wages meeting or exceeding county/state average wage

  • Increases maximum annual tax credits for entire Missouri Quality Jobs Program from $78 million to $80 million by reducing Section 135.535 credits from $10 million to $8 million

Legislative Description

Extends the issuance of job retention tax credits and authorizes economic incentives for job retention projects within high-risk metropolitan statistical areas

Last Action

Rules - Reported Do Pass (H)

4/20/2011

Committee Referrals

Rules4/14/2011
International Trade And Job Creation4/1/2011

Full Bill Text

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