Plain English Breakdown
The official text cuts off mid-sentence at the end ('adds the requireme'), so it is unclear if there are other differences between this amendment and House Amendment No. 1 besides the reporting requirement.
Amendment to Set an End Date for Bonus Depreciation Changes
This amendment sets a date when changes to bonus depreciation rules will end and requires the Department of Finance to report on revenue impact at a future meeting.
What This Bill Does
- Adds an end date, or sunset, for changes made to bonus depreciation in House Bill No. 255.
- Requires the Department of Finance to present a report about actual revenue impact and federal law updates at the December 2027 DEFAC meeting.
- Ends state rules that differ from specific sections of federal law after the 2030 tax year.
- Keeps depreciation schedules for property used during the special period even after the end date passes.
- States that research and development changes in House Bill No. 255 do not need an end date because they already stop after the 2025 tax year.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Department of Finance, which must create a report on tax revenue.
- Businesses or owners who place property in service during the time when state rules differ from federal rules.
- Taxpayers subject to bonus depreciation schedules under House Bill No. 255.
Terms To Know
- Sunset
- A date set in a law when specific parts of that law stop working or expire.
- Bonus Depreciation
- A tax rule mentioned in the bill regarding how businesses write off property costs, though the official text does not define it further.
- Decoupling
- When a state stops following federal tax rules and uses its own different rules instead.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not list the specific dollar amounts or exact revenue numbers expected from these changes.
- The effective date for when this amendment starts is not listed in the provided information.
- The full details of House Amendment No. 1 are not included, only that this version adds a reporting requirement.