SB164

DeadDeferred to the 41st day···

lower the state sales tax rate and the state use tax rate on food to zero percent, and to increase certain gross receipts tax rates, excise tax rates, and use tax rates.

Reynold Nesiba

Senate Bill

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SB 164 eliminates state sales tax and use tax on food purchases by lowering those rates to zero percent. To offset the lost revenue, the bill increases various other state taxes, including gross receipts taxes, excise taxes, and certain use tax rates on other goods and services.

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Tax administrationBill would reform (relevance: 90%)Government spendingBill would reduce (relevance: 60%)

Changes to Existing Law

History (4)

Feb 2, 2024S
Taxation Deferred to the 41st legislative day Passed, YEAS 5, NAYS 2.
Feb 2, 2024S
Taxation Scheduled for hearing
Jan 31, 2024S
Taxation Scheduled for hearing
Jan 25, 2024S
First read in Senate and referred to Senate Taxation S.J. 182

Sponsors (1)

Reynold Nesiba

Prime sponsor · Sen.

Roll Call Votes (1)

Taxation — Deferred to the 41st legislative day

Feb 2, 2024Senate

Passed

Yea: 5Nay: 2Absent: 0