Plain English Breakdown
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Corporations; Business Court and Tax Changes
This bill recommends the creation of a statewide business court to handle business disputes, reduces filing fees for certain documents, and requires refunds of taxes paid by new companies in their third taxable year.
What This Bill Does
- Recommends that the Supreme Court create a statewide business court to help businesses with legal issues.
- Reduces the fee for filing articles of incorporation from $35 to $0.99.
- Requires refunds of taxes paid by companies in their first taxable year, but only returned in their third taxable year.
Who It Names or Affects
- Businesses and corporations that file documents with the state or pay taxes.
Terms To Know
- Articles of incorporation
- Legal papers a company files to start officially as a corporation.
- Taxable year
- A period, usually one year, used for calculating and paying taxes.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill recommends the Supreme Court create a business court but does not force it to do so.
- It is unclear how many businesses will benefit from the reduced filing fee or tax refunds.