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MS HB1693
Bill
Status
2/27/2013
Primary Sponsor
Credell Calhoun
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AI Summary
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Allows certain census tracts located in Tier One areas within one mile of state-designated highways to qualify for job tax credits at the Tier Two or Tier Three rates if their unemployment and per capita income levels match those tiers.
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Changes the Department of Revenue (formerly State Tax Commission) to administer county tier designations and job tax credit procedures.
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For applications filed after January 1, 2005, modifies the job tax credit structure to calculate credits as a percentage of payroll (10% for Tier Three, 5% for Tier Two, 2.5% for Tier One) rather than fixed dollar amounts per job.
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Reduces the minimum job creation threshold for national or regional headquarters from 35 to 20 jobs to qualify for additional credits.
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Takes effect July 1, 2013.
Legislative Description
Income tax job credit; allow certain census tracts in Tier One areas to be treated as Tier Two or Three areas.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/27/2013