THE 2006 LEGISLATIVE SESSIONExcept for the Failure of Some Bad Bills, Little is Accomplished
THE 2006 LEGISLATIVE SESSION
Except for the Failure of Some Bad Bills, Little is Accomplished
State Rep. Jeanette Mott Oxford filed legislation to modernize our outdated state personal income tax structure. New, more equitable rates and brackets would lower the tax burden for the bottom 60% of Missouri taxpayers and raise more adequate revenue for needed public services. Click Here to Learn More About HB 1960
HB 1727 - Do Missouri Corporations Pay A Fair Share? This Bill Could Tell Us
A bill to require disclosure of the tax paid by corporations doing business in Missouri would show if corporations are taxed fairly. It was House Bill 1727, sponsored by State Rep. Beth Low (D), Kansas City. Click Here to Learn More About HB 1727
HJR 48 - State Spending Limit Constitutional Amendment This Bill Would Limit State Spending and Drastically Reduce the Services that Missourians Need
HJR 48 is a repeat of an Appropriations Limit proposal introduced in 2004 and 2005. It would cripple state government. Learn more: Click here.