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Hopes of reversing last year’s vote to ditch the Missouri’s presidential primary were dashed May 11, as gridlock in the Senate forced the issue to be set aside with just. ....
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The Missouri Senate on March 4 passed Senate Bill 22 sponsored by Sen. Andrew Koenig, R-Manchester, which reforms tax-increment financing in flood plains. To qualify for TIF, the development project must be considered “blighted.” Flood plains are considered blighted, so Koenig said there is an incentive to develop in these areas despite the potential risks. The legislation modifies the definition of “blighted” so projects in flood plains would not be eligible for TIF. Koenig said he has been working on this legislation for several years now and is “confident we will finally pass this important reform so your tax dollars will not continue being washed down the river.” ....
JEFFERSON CITY In an attempt to level the playing field for Missouri businesses, all online retailers could soon be required to pay sales taxes in the state. Three bills attempting to do just that were brought before the Senate Ways and Means Committee in February, each differing on how to address the resulting increase in state revenue. These bills are collectively known as “Wayfair bills,” a reference to the 2018 U.S. Supreme Court case South Dakota v. Wayfair, which formally allowed state sales taxes to be applied to out-of-state online retailers. Missouri is one of only two states with sales taxes to not also have a “Wayfair tax.” ....