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Raised S.B. No. 261
Session Year 2018
 

AN ACT EXTENDING THE MANUFACTURING APPRENTICESHIP TAX CREDIT TO PASS-THROUGH ENTITIES.

To allow certain business entities to claim the manufacturing apprenticeship tax credit against the personal income tax.

Introduced by:
Commerce Committee
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   Text of Bill
 Public Act No. 18-80   [htm]
 File No. 571   [htm]
 FIN Joint Favorable   [htm]
 CE Joint Favorable Change of Reference   [htm]
 Raised Bill   [htm]
   Votes
 Senate Roll Call Vote 398 REPASS   [htm]
 House Roll Call Vote 302 CONSENT CALENDAR   [htm]
 Senate Roll Call Vote 258 ADOPT   [htm]
   Committee Actions
 FIN Joint Fav. Rpt   [htm]
 FIN Vote Tally Sheet   [htm]
 CE Joint Fav. Rpt   [htm]
 CE Vote Tally Sheet   [htm]
   Fiscal Notes
 Fiscal Note For File Copy 571   [htm]
   Bill Analyses
 Bill Analysis For File Copy 571   [htm]
 Summary for Public Act No. 18-80   [htm]
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Co-sponsors for Amendment LCO:

Bill History

 Date Action Taken
 6/25/2018Senate Reconsidered, Veto Sustained
 6/25/2018Senate Reconsidered
 6/6/2018Vetoed by the Governor
 5/22/2018Transmitted by Secretary of the State to Governor
 5/22/2018Transmitted to the Secretary of State
 5/18/2018(LCO)Public Act 18-80
 5/9/2018In Concurrence
 5/9/2018On Consent Calendar
 5/9/2018House Passed
 5/8/2018House Calendar Number 573
 5/8/2018Favorable Report, Tabled for the Calendar, House
 5/7/2018Transmitted Pursuant To Joint Rule 17
 5/7/2018On Consent Calendar
 5/7/2018Senate Passed
 4/18/2018(LCO)File Number 571
 4/18/2018Senate Calendar Number 345
 4/18/2018Favorable Report, Tabled for the Calendar, Senate
 4/18/2018(LCO)Reported Out of Legislative Commissioners' Office
 4/12/2018(LCO)Referred to Office of Legislative Research and Office of Fiscal Analysis 04/17/18 5:00 PM
 4/6/2018(LCO)Filed with Legislative Commissioners' Office
 4/5/2018(FIN)Joint Favorable
 3/28/2018Favorable Change of Reference, House to Committee on Finance, Revenue and Bonding
 3/27/2018Favorable Change of Reference, Senate to Committee on Finance, Revenue and Bonding
 3/26/2018(LCO)Reported Out of Legislative Commissioners' Office
 3/23/2018(LCO)Filed with Legislative Commissioners' Office
 3/22/2018(CE)Joint Favorable Change of Reference Finance, Revenue and Bonding
 3/2/2018Public Hearing 03/08
 2/28/2018Referred to Joint Committee on Commerce

Co-sponsors of SB-261

Rep. Stephanie E. Cummings, 74th Dist.
Sen. Art Linares, 33rd Dist.
Rep. Caroline Simmons, 144th Dist.
Rep. Cara Christine Pavalock-D'Amato, 77th Dist.
Rep. Tami Zawistowski, 61st Dist.
Rep. Brian M. Ohler, 64th Dist.
Rep. Charles J. Ferraro, 117th Dist.
Rep. Robin Green, 55th Dist.
Rep. Bill Buckbee, 67th Dist.
Rep. Dave W. Yaccarino, 87th Dist.
Rep. Larry B. Butler, 72nd Dist.
Rep. Whit Betts, 78th Dist.
Rep. Christopher Davis, 57th Dist.
Rep. Christie M. Carpino, 32nd Dist.
Rep. Hilda E. Santiago, 84th Dist.
Sen. Michael A. McLachlan, 24th Dist.
Rep. Liz Linehan, 103rd Dist.
Sen. L. Scott Frantz, 36th Dist.
Sen. Henri Martin, 31st Dist.
Rep. Mitch Bolinsky, 106th Dist.
Rep. Devin R. Carney, 23rd Dist.
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