Taxation Committee

Taxation Committee

Number Of Members:

Members


Senator
District 39 | R
Chairman

Representative
District 7 | R
Vice Chairman

Representative
District 6 | R

Representative
Active 1/21/2022
District 47 | R

Representative
District 1 | R

Representative
District 29 | R

Representative
District 45 | R

Representative
District 46 | R

Representative
District 16 | R

Representative
District 37 | R

Representative
District 19 | R

Senator
District 18 | R

Senator
District 44 | D

Senator
District 22 | R
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September 8, 2022 - 10:00 am to 2:30 pm CDT

Committee Studies and Assignments

1015 § 45 Study the fiscal impact of providing a sales tax exemption for raw materials critical to the manufacturing process used to support biologic product generation, product impurity removal, chemical or physical product alteration, and analysis of in-process to final deliverable products.

2299 § 1 Study the desirability and feasibility of providing a credit against the purchase of a motor vehicle in an amount not to exceed the total amount the person received for the private sale of the vehicle being replaced for purpose of calculating the motor vehicle excise tax. The study must include a review of the current law applied to credits for trade-ins, motor vehicle sale industry practices, vehicles of a certain age, and the potential fiscal and technological impact on the state. The study also must consider the potential for tax fraud, the effect on child support collections, and implications regarding consumer protection. The study also must include input from the Tax Commissioner and Department of Transportation.

Receive an annual report from the Department of Commerce's Division of Community Services on renaissance zone progress. (NDCC § 40-63-03(2))

Receive an annual report from the Department of Commerce compiling reports from cities that have a renaissance zone included in a tax increment financing district. (NDCC § 40-63-03(10))

Study economic development tax incentives as provided in NDCC Section 54-35-26. (NDCC § 54-35-26)

Receive the compilation and summary of state grantor reports filed annually by the Department of Commerce and the reports of state agencies that award business incentives for the previous calendar year. (NDCC § 54-60.1-07)

Receive a report from the Tax Commissioner, by April 1 of each year, of a statewide report of property tax increase. (NDCC § 57‑20‑04)

Study the feasibility and desirability of providing holistic tax reform and relief, focusing primarily on property tax relief and, to a lesser extent, income tax relief. The study must include consideration of current and projected state revenues and expenditures, the stability of state revenue sources identified as a funding source for tax relief, the intended recipients of tax relief, and potential restrictions on tax relief. - Legislative Management Chairman directive