Legislature(1993 - 1994)
04/18/1993 01:20 PM Senate FIN
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SENATE BILL NO. 176
An Act relating to the municipal tax exemption for
inventories intended for export.
Upon reconvening the meeting, Co-chair Pearce directed that
SB 176 be brought on for discussion. SENATOR LOREN LEMAN
again came before committee. He explained that, under
current statutes, municipalities may provide tax exemptions
on personal property inventories intended for export.
However, the exemption is limited to the portion of the tax
to accrue to the municipality and may not be applied to tax
dollars that would flow to school districts. The proposed
bill would delete that prohibition and allow municipalities
to exempt the full amount of tax on inventories held for
export outside of Alaska. This change was requested by the
Anchorage Development Corporation because it feels the state
will not be able to attract export business unless this
impediment is removed.
Co-chair Pearce called for additional testimony. None was
forthcoming.
Senator Sharp MOVED that SB 176 pass from committee with
individual recommendations. No objection having been
raised, SB 176 was REPORTED OUT of committee with a zero
fiscal note from the Dept. of Community and Regional Affairs
and a zero Senate State Affairs note for the Dept. of
Commerce and Economic Development. Co-chairs Pearce and
Frank signed the committee report with a "do pass"
recommendation. Senators Jacko, Kelly, Rieger, and Sharp
signed "no recommendation." Senator Kerttula was absent
from the meeting and did not sign.
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