SENATE BILL NO. 132 "An Act imposing an annual educational facilities maintenance and construction tax on net earnings from self-employment and wages; relating to the administration and enforcement of the educational facilities maintenance and construction tax; and providing for an effective date." 1:50:53 PM Senator Bishop MOVED to ADOPT the committee substitute for SB 132, Work Draft 33-LS0764\U (Nauman, 2/28/24). Co-Chair Olson OBJECTED for discussion. 1:51:38 PM KEN ALPER, STAFF, SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE discussed the Explanation of Changes (copy on file): Change 1: Adds language that, for self-employed individuals, the tax is due to the department no later than April 15th of the next calendar year. Change 2: In AS 43.45.021(e), page 3 line 17 of the CS, changes "shall" to "may" regarding the ability of the Department of Revenue to coordinate tax administration with the Department of Labor if this would result in cost savings to the state. Change 3: Updates the effective date to January 1, 2025. Co-Chair Olson REMOVED his OBJECTION. There being no further objection, it was so ordered. 1:52:39 PM SENATOR CLICK BISHOP, SPONSOR felt that the bill was a small step forward to meeting the huge unfunded deferred maintenance for education. 1:54:00 PM AT EASE 1:55:27 PM RECONVENED 1:55:40 PM Senator Bishop MOVED to REPORT SB 132 out of committee with individual recommendations and attached fiscal notes. There being no objection, it was so ordered. CS SB 132(FIN) REPORTED OUT of committee with two "do pass" recommendations, one "do not pass" recommendation, and one "no recommendation"; and one new zero fiscal note from the Department of Labor and Workforce Development, and one new fiscal note from the Department of Revenue. 1:55:57 PM AT EASE 1:57:14 PM RECONVENED Co-Chair Olson discussed housekeeping.