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Budget Amendments - SB30 (Member Request)

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Chief Patron: Reeves
SB 528: Military Benefits/Income Tax Subtraction (language only) (language only)

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Revenues
Revenues

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Page 1, strike lines 19-38 and insert:

                                                                                                                            

"First Year

Second Year

Total

Unreserved Beginning Balance

$4,166,900,940

$0

$4,166,900,940

Additions to Balance

$1,440,246,365

($500,000)

$1,439,746,365

Official Revenue Estimates

$25,443,744,000

$27,845,424,800

$53,289,168,800

Transfer

$726,420,991

$744,020,991

$1,470,441,982

Total General Fund Resources Available for Appropriation

$31,777,312,296

$28,588,945,791

$60,366,258,087

First Year

Second Year

Total

Balance, June 30, 2022

$8,383,240,878

$0

$8,383,240,878

Official Revenue Estimates

$43,792,440,088

$44,616,962,722

$88,409,402,810

Lottery Proceeds Fund

$764,671,715

$764,671,715

$1,529,343,430

Internal Service Fund

$2,797,332,311

$2,750,473,321

$5,547,805,632

Bond Proceeds

$157,296,000

$0

$157,296,000

Total Nongeneral Fund Revenues Available for Appropriation  

$55,894,980,992

$48,132,107,758

$104,027,088,750

Total Projected Revenue

$87,672,293,288

$76,721,053,549

$164,393,346,837"

  


Explanation

(This amendment accompanies Senate Bill 528, a bill that would establish an income tax subtraction for up to $20,000 of military benefits in taxable year 2021, up to $30,000 in taxable year 2022, and up to $40,000 in taxable year 2023 and each year thereafter. The companion bill defines military benefits to include military retirement income and benefits paid to the surviving spouse of a veteran and contains an emergency clause.)