Missouri House of Representatives
Bills Indexed by Subject
TAXATION AND REVENUE - SALES AND USE

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HB 1041 --- Sponsor: Myers, Peter
Revises laws on tourism and liquor control and creates regional taxicab commission in St. Louis City and County.
HB 1070 --- Sponsor: Hosmer, Craig
Provides for taxation for fire protection districts in all cities with a municipal fire department.
HB 1078 --- Sponsor: Whorton, James --- CoSponsor: Copenhaver, Nancy
Authorizes sales tax for regional jail districts and associated court facilities.
HB 1129 --- Sponsor: Bonner, Dennis --- CoSponsor: Monaco, Ralph A.
Authorizes additional appropriations for conventions and sports complex funds.
HB 1147 --- Sponsor: Hartzler, Ed
Allows Cass County to impose a one-half percent sales tax for fire protection district operation costs.
HB 1150 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Authorizes state tax amnesty program, adopts Simplified Sales and Use Tax Administrative Act, and revises law on property tax.
HB 1162 --- Sponsor: Hosmer, Craig --- CoSponsor: Harding, Meg
Creates an alcohol reduction program for children and youth funded by persons who sell certain alcoholic beverages.
HB 1164 --- Sponsor: Hosmer, Craig
Requires refund of overcharged cigarette taxes to consumers.
HB 1172 --- Sponsor: Hickey, John
Excludes mandatory gratuities from the definition of gross receipts for tax purposes.
HB 1174 --- Sponsor: Hickey, John
Changes the tax on the sale, lease, or rental of motor vehicles to two percent.
HB 1177 --- Sponsor: Gaskill, Sam
Repeals section 149.192 relating to preemption of tobacco taxation.
HB 1202 --- Sponsor: Smith, Philip
Permits refund of overcollected sales taxes only if they are returned to the original purchasers.
HB 1220 --- Sponsor: Shields, Charles W.
Allows an exemption from sales tax on items purchased and given to the state.
HB 1237 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Authorizes state tax amnesty program, adopts Simplified Sales and Use Tax Administrative Act, and revises law on property tax.
HB 1251 --- Sponsor: Thompson, Betty L.
Eliminates local sales and use tax on food.
HB 1288 --- Sponsor: Liese, Chris
Requires sales tax in a multipurpose facility in St. Louis to be used for maintenance and refurbishment of such facility.
HB 1327 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Authorizes state tax amnesty program, adopts Simplified Sales and Use Tax Administrative Act, and revises law on property tax.
HB 1333 --- Sponsor: Troupe, Charles Quincy
Creates a temporary exemption from sales tax for retail sales of clothing before the start of the school year.
HB 1355 --- Sponsor: Seigfreid, James --- CoSponsor: Relford, Randall H.
Imposes an additional one percent general sales tax for highways and bridges.
HB 1372 --- Sponsor: Selby, Harold R. --- CoSponsor: Kreider, Jim
Exempts diabetic medical supplies and devices from sales taxation.
HB 1389 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Provides additional funding for transportation purposes.
HB 1415 --- Sponsor: Koller, Don
Provides sales tax exemption for admission fees and sales tax related to pheasant hunting.
HB 1432 --- Sponsor: Foley, James Michael --- CoSponsor: Hanaway, Catherine L
Permits charter counties to establish an emergency communications system commission.
HB 1463 --- Sponsor: Selby, Harold R. --- CoSponsor: Bland, Craig C.
Exempts motor vehicles and boats manufactured in Missouri from sales tax.
HB 1488 --- Sponsor: Skaggs, Bill --- CoSponsor: Van Zandt, Tim
Removes the sunset provision on sales tax for mass public transportation.
HB 1506 --- Sponsor: Merideth III, Denny J. --- CoSponsor: Kelly, Glenda
Changes provisions relating to aviation fuel taxes and matching funds in the Aviation Trust Fund.
HB 1541 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Creates a tax exemption for property leased or transferred by certain interstate compact agencies.
HB 1565 --- Sponsor: Williams, Deleta --- CoSponsor: Relford, Randall H.
Provides guidelines for operation of private prisons.
HB 1570 --- Sponsor: Koller, Don --- CoSponsor: Kreider, Jim
Authorizes additional funding for transportation purposes.
HB 1582 --- Sponsor: Crump, Wayne F.
Requires sellers to accept in good faith any sales tax exemption letter or certificate.
HB 1584 --- Sponsor: Kreider, Jim --- CoSponsor: Koller, Don
Provides funding for education and transportation purposes.
HB 1626 --- Sponsor: Kreider, Jim --- CoSponsor: Murphy, Jim
Establishes the "School Building Property Tax Relief Fund", to be funded by a sales tax increase, with an accompanying referendum clause.
HB 1685 --- Sponsor: Luetkenhaus, Bill --- CoSponsor: Ostmann, Cindy
Raises various user fees and diverts funds from various agencies to be used for transportation.
HB 1727 --- Sponsor: O'Toole, James P. --- CoSponsor: Froelker, James V.
Establishes a sales tax holiday for clothing and school supplies.
HB 1765 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Enacts the Simplified Sales and Use Tax Act.
HB 1816 --- Sponsor: Selby, Harold R.
Authorizes an additional two percent sales tax on fireworks.
HB 1820 --- Sponsor: Phillips, Susan C. --- CoSponsor: Harding, Meg
Authorizes a one-half percent transient guest tax for tourism in certain counties.
HB 1889 --- Sponsor: Foley, James Michael --- CoSponsor: Hanaway, Catherine L
Creates the Sports Center Redevelopment Authority and grants funds to the Kansas and Missouri Metropolitan Cultural District and the Savvis Center.
HB 1890 --- Sponsor: Hilgemann, Robert --- CoSponsor: Cooper, Shannon
Changes procedures for mobile telecommunications services.
HB 1891 --- Sponsor: Smith, Philip
Limits percentages of local sales taxes that may be imposed.
HB 1896 --- Sponsor: Barry, Joan --- CoSponsor: Fraser, Barbara
Provides an exemption from sales tax for health and fitness centers.
HB 1898 --- Sponsor: Campbell, Marsha --- CoSponsor: Reinhart, Annie
Imposes a tax on retail pharmacies providing outpatient prescription drugs to provide additional funding for the Medicaid pharmacy program.
HB 1928 --- Sponsor: Overschmidt, Francis S. --- CoSponsor: Lawson, Maurice
Changes language relating to the Tourism Supplemental Revenue Fund.
HB 1935 --- Sponsor: Seigfreid, James
Authorizes a transient guest tax in certain cities.
HB 1951 --- Sponsor: Hampton, Mark --- CoSponsor: Kelly, Van
Phases in a states sales tax exemption on caskets, coffins, and urns.
HB 1984 --- Sponsor: Froelker, James V.
Creates a tax exemption for sales of certain motor vehicles.
HB 2060 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Rick
Allows certain counties to enact a one percent sales tax for law enforcement purposes.
HB 2063 --- Sponsor: Seigfreid, James
Authorizes a sales tax for funding rural economic development.
HB 2099 --- Sponsor: Hohulin, Martin (Bubs)
Repeals exemptions from taxation that are no longer in effect.
HB 2119 --- Sponsor: Crawford, Larry --- CoSponsor: Bearden, Carl
Increases percentage of matching funds for Aviation Trust Fund purposes.
HB 2134 --- Sponsor: Holand, Roy W.
Increases the tax on retail sales of food.
HB 2141 --- Sponsor: Villa, Thomas --- CoSponsor: Johnson, Connie "LaJoyce"
Exempts certain transitional school districts from tax abatement and tax increment allocation financing.
HB 2143 --- Sponsor: Clayton, Robert
Permits certain counties to impose a county sales tax for emergency services without reorganizing the existing board administering the emergency services.
HB 2211 --- Sponsor: Henderson, Steve
Removes the expiration date from the motor fuel tax.
HB 2216 --- Sponsor: Murphy, Jim
Imposes a tax on the sales of securities.
HJR 37 --- Sponsor: Reid, Michael J
Proposes a constitutional amendment to change the allocation of general state sales tax on motor vehicles.
HJR 57 --- Sponsor: Koller, Don
Proposes a constitutional amendment imposing additional fuel and sales and use taxes for the purpose of funding highways.
SB 632 --- Sponsor: Schneider, John D.
Requires retailers to return sales tax refunds to those paying the tax.
SB 636 --- Sponsor: Wiggins, Harry
Removes sunset provision on sales tax for mass public transportation.
SB 645 --- Sponsor: Mathewson, James L.
Authorizes Caldwell, DeKalb and Daviess counties to impose a voter-approved sales tax to fund jail districts.
SB 661 --- Sponsor: Westfall, Morris
Revises state school aid formula.
SB 664 --- Sponsor: Klarich, David
Requires that state sales tax revenues generated by a multipurpose facility owned by City of St. Louis and located there be used for maintenance of the facility.
SB 683 --- Sponsor: Stoll, Steve
Authorizes Festus to impose a hotel-motel sales tax for promotion of tourism.
SB 699 --- Sponsor: Wiggins, Harry
Various modifications to tax laws affecting commercial airlines.
SB 733 --- Sponsor: Steelman, Sarah G.
Exempts from state and local sales taxes all sales to athletic events and dues for health and fitness centers.
SB 750 --- Sponsor: Goode, P. Wayne
Specifies that article used in trade-in to offset sales tax must have had tax paid or been exempted from tax.
SB 755 --- Sponsor: Westfall, Morris
Exempts retailers from sales tax for inventory donated to private or public education entities.
SB 780 --- Sponsor: Bland, Mary
Exempts food local sales tax and reduces federal income tax deduction, subject to referendum.
SB 809 --- Sponsor: Gross, Charles
Exempts movie tickets from state and local sales taxes.
SB 836 --- Sponsor: Gross, Charles
Codifies Mobile telecommunications Sourcing Act.
SB 894 --- Sponsor: Kinder, Peter
Establishes sales tax holiday and requires retailers to return sales tax refunds to those paying the tax.
SB 927 --- Sponsor: Kinder, Peter
Establishes sales tax holiday and requires retailers to return sales tax refunds to those paying the tax.
SB 928 --- Sponsor: Jacob, Kenneth B.
Exempts health club services from sales tax.
SB 944 --- Sponsor: Goode, P. Wayne --- CoSponsor: Schneider, John D.
Increases sales tax by one-quarter percent and puts a surcharge on corporate income to fund education.
SB 975 --- Sponsor: Kinder, Peter
Establishes sales tax holiday and requires retailers to return sales tax refunds to those paying the tax.
SB 999 --- Sponsor: Rohrbach, Larry M.
Repeals boat sales tax exemption.
SB 1017 --- Sponsor: Cauthorn, John
Expands transient guest tax to include Clark county.
SB 1058 --- Sponsor: Childers, Doyle
Exempts ticket sales for railway excursions that travel fewer than fifty miles from their origination.
SB 1074 --- Sponsor: Goode, P. Wayne --- CoSponsor: Schneider, John D.
Increases the cigarette and tobacco products taxes.
SB 1084 --- Sponsor: Stoll, Steve
Allows certain counties to enact a one percent sales tax for law enforcement purposes.
SB 1096 --- Sponsor: Stoll, Steve
Exempts sales of coffins and the like from state sales and use tax.
SB 1127 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Sidney
Relates the Division of Tourism Supplemental Revenue Fund.
SB 1128 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Sidney
Authorizes a one-half percent transient guest tax for tourism in certain counties.
SB 1134 --- Sponsor: Yeckel, Anita
Creates a stamp tax on controlled substances.
SB 1138 --- Sponsor: Childers, Doyle
Allows ambulance and fire protection districts to impose sales tax and subsequent property tax rate decrease.
SB 1149 --- Sponsor: Singleton, Marvin
Adds a tax on the sale of certain tobacco products and creates the "Fund for Lifelong Health".
SB 1151 --- Sponsor: Kinder, Peter
Expands purposes for which certain local tourism taxes can be used.
SB 1154 --- Sponsor: Gibbons, Michael R.
Creates the Simplified Sales and Use Tax Administration.
SB 1198 --- Sponsor: Gibbons, Michael R.
Exempts diabetic medical supplies from local sales taxes.
SB 1203 --- Sponsor: Yeckel, Anita
Creates a tax exemption for property leased or transferred by certain interstate compact agencies.
SB 1210 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Sidney
Permits Buchanan County and the City of St. Joseph to impose a tourism sales tax. Allows Kansas City to increase hotel and restaurant taxes.
SB 1238 --- Sponsor: Goode, P. Wayne --- CoSponsor: Russell, John T.
Creates a tax and a credit for retail pharmacies to provide additional funding for the Medicaid pharmacy program.
SB 1242 --- Sponsor: Gibbons, Michael R.
Implements a cap on sales taxes levied by counties and municipalities.
SB 1248 --- Sponsor: Mathewson, James L. --- CoSponsor: Kenney, Bill
Creates the Schools of the Future Fund and provides various funding sources for it.
SJR 38 --- Sponsor: Cauthorn, John --- CoSponsor: Steelman, Sarah G.
If approved would require the Conservation Sales tax to be resubmitted to the voters every four years.
SJR 40 --- Sponsor: Westfall, Morris
Revises Constitution to provide additional funds for transportation and revises funding formula for certain entities.
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