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FL H1377

Taxation


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Introduced
03/05/2019
In Committee
03/08/2019
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead
05/03/2019

Introduced Session

2019 Regular Session

Bill Summary

Imposes sales tax on specified services; specifies that only services performed in state are taxable; specifies calculation of tax on services not performed in state; requires dealer to collect tax; specifies transaction to which tax does not apply; creates Joint Legislative Sales & Use Tax Review Committee; provides duties of committee; exempts certain products from sales & use tax; provides for review & repeal of specified tax exemptions, tax exclusions, tax credits, & tax reductions; requires OLS to certify upcoming exemptions, exclusions, tax credits, & tax reductions; requires Legislature to consider specified items during its review; removes teacher certification examination fees; creates an anti-terrorism and vacant property tax; provides amount, methods of collection; penalties & uses of money.

AI Summary

This bill: Imposes a 6% sales tax on the sale of services in Florida, with some exemptions for certain services like healthcare, education, and media. It creates a Joint Legislative Sales and Use Tax Review Committee to evaluate current and future sales tax exemptions and exclusions. The bill also requires combined reporting for corporate income tax purposes under a "water's edge" approach, where the income and factors of a unitary business group are combined for state tax purposes. Additionally, the bill provides some new sales tax exemptions, such as for diapers, baby wipes, and college textbooks, and establishes a sales tax holiday for certain back-to-school items and disaster preparedness supplies. Finally, the bill imposes a new "anti-terrorism and vacant property tax" on certain non-homesteaded residential properties that remain vacant for more than 9 months in a year.

Committee Categories

Budget and Finance

Sponsors (1)

Last Action

Died in Ways and Means Committee, companion bill(s) passed, see CS/HB 7123 (Ch. 2019-42) (on 05/03/2019)

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