HB1296 - Department of Revenue; require to provide an interactive taxpayer receipt web-based application on its website.
Becky Currie
Last updated 7 months ago
1 Co-Sponsor
An Act To Require The Department Of Revenue To Develop And Publish, Include, Or Link To An Interactive Taxpayer Receipt Web-based Application That Will Describe The Share Of State Expenditures Represented By Major Expenditure Categories In The Most Recent Fiscal Year For Which Data Is Available; To Provide That The Receipt Shall Show The Approximate Allocation Of State Motor Vehicle Fuel Taxes Among Eligible Transportation Purposes; To Provide That The Web-based Application Shall Allow A User Taxpayer To Estimate The Amount Of Certain State Taxes Paid By The User And Also Show How Taxes An Individual Taxpayer Pays Are Allocated To Each Major Expenditure Category Based On The Category's Percentage Share Of Total State Spending; To Provide That The Web-based Application Shall Estimate The Amount Of State Income Tax And Direct State Sales Taxes Paid By A User Taxpayer Based On A User's Income And Age And Give The User The Option To Estimate State Taxes Paid For Tobacco, Alcohol, Or Purchased Motor Vehicle Fuel In The Previous Year And Provide A Corresponding Estimate Of The State Tobacco, Alcohol, And Motor Vehicle Fuel Taxes Paid By The User In The Previous Year; To Require The Department Of Revenue To Issue A Request For Proposals For The Scope Of Services Provided In This Act Within Ninety Days After The Effective Date Of This Act And That The Web-based Application Shall Be Live And Operational On The Department's Website Not Later Than January 1, 2025; To Provide Criteria That A Vendor Submitting A Proposal To The Department To Develop And Publish A Taxpayer Receipt Web-based Application Must Satisfy; And For Related Purposes.
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