Review and inform about tax exemptions

Number H. B. No. 255
Type House Bill
General Assembly 133
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Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

James M. Hoops
District 81
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives

Co-Sponsors

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Ways and Means
  • Type: Senate
  • Bills: 227
  • Members: 7

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  1. Introduced
    May 23 2019
  2. Referred to committee
    May 28 2019
  3. Reported - Substitute
    Jun 11 2020
    Vote Result
    Favorable Passage
  4. Informally passed
    Sep 22 2020
  5. Informally passed
    Sep 24 2020
  6. Passed
    Nov 18 2020
    Vote Result
    Passed
  1. Introduced
    Nov 24 2020
  2. Referred to committee
    Dec 02 2020

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