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HB 1646-FN

creating an off-site infrastructure improvement tax credit for the value of qualified off-site infrastructure improvements constructed or funded by business organizations that directly benefit the public.

Filed 2026 · Referred for interim study · Ways and Means · Taxes - State

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StatusHOUSE
In the HouseINTERIM STUDY
Introduced1/7/2026
Floor date2/19/2026
LSR number3232
Local government impactno
Committee codeH28

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Where it stands

House: INTERIM STUDY

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Sponsors

Sweeney, Joe(R) Rock 25
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What happened

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Votes

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Refer for Interim Study

February 19, 2026 · House · None–None, adopted

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Committee reports

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Committee — REFER FOR INTERIM STUDY

Rep. Scott Bryer

This bill creates a new credit against the Business Profits Tax (BPT) for the value of qualified off-site infrastructure improvements constructed or funded by business organizations that directly benefit the public. These improvements need municipal approval. The committee believes this bill has merit, however, on the fiscal impact statement, the Department of Revenue Administration (DRA) indicated the following: the bill does not define further on what improvements would be considered “qualified” and instructs the DRA to adopt rules to the documentation and verification of eligible improvements and calculation of the credit. The department would not be able to do this without additional legislative guidance as agencies may only make rules to implement and not as a substitute for legislation. The bill does not indicate a taxable period for which the credit could be first claimed. The credit has no caps, so the revenue decrease is indeterminable. Vote 19-0.

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