Mo. House endorses tax break for gun manufacturers
Firearms manufacturers looking to relocate to Missouri could collect a tax credit under a bill given first-round approval by the Missouri House.The tax incentive endorsed Tuesday would expire in six...
View ArticleNixon vetoes bill that would eliminate tax break for elderly renters
Governor Jay Nixon (D) has vetoed legislation that would eliminate a tax credit for elderly Missourians who rent their homes.House and Senate Republicans voted to do away with the so-called "Senior...
View ArticleTax credit overhaul a no-go this session
Missouri senators have given up their attempt to pass an overhaul of the some of the state's tax credit programs for businesses and developers.Supporters of the bill set it aside Friday after...
View ArticleMissouri historic preservation tax credits are down
The amount of historic preservation tax credits authorized in Missouri has dropped for the fourth consecutive year. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that Missouri only authorized $93.9 million...
View ArticleDozens of new Mo. laws take effect Wednesday
Dozens of new state laws take effect in Missouri on Wednesday.
View ArticleMo. authorizes $7M of tax credits before deadline
Missouri authorized more than $7 million of additional tax credits shortly before the expiration of a program aimed at redeveloping large impoverished or blighted areas.
View ArticleMo. tax credit market shifts away from real estate
State officials say a market shift is behind the recent decline in real-estate related tax credits redeemed by Missouri businesses and individuals.The state Revenue Department reports a $103 million...
View ArticleLawmakers approve bid to attract Boeing to Missouri
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View ArticleKinder, Black Caucus Up Ante In Low-Income Housing Fight With Nixon
State Sen. Jamilah Nasheed, chair of the Missouri General Assembly’s Black Caucus, is threatening to block Senate action on several of Gov. Jay Nixon’s key appointments because of the governor’s action...
View ArticleKinder wants Housing Commission to discuss low-income tax credits
Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder wants a Missouri housing commission to meet next week to consider awarding tax credits to developers.The Missouri Housing Development Commission postponed the approval of millions...
View ArticleMo. Senate panel to hold hearing on tax credits
A Missouri Senate committee is set to review the state's numerous tax credit programs and their impact on the state budget.The Senate Appropriations Committee scheduled a hearing Monday on tax credits...
View ArticleMo. Gen. Assembly Sends Benevolent Tax Credits Bill To Gov. Nixon
Two sets of tax credits were passed by Missouri lawmakers Wednesday and sent to Governor Jay Nixon (D).One measure would restore and renew several benevolent tax credit programs, including incentives...
View ArticleMo. House measures would reduce corporate income taxes
Missouri House members have approved a trio of measures that would reduce taxes for some businesses.
View ArticleMo. House panel endorses ending renter tax credit
The Missouri House Budget Committee has advanced legislation to abolish a tax credit of up to $750 a year for low-income seniors and disabled people who live in rental housing.
View ArticleMo. House backs tax credits overhaul
The Missouri House has backed a tax credit overhaul that is sharply different from a Senate version.A bill given initial approval 120-31 Wednesday night would set much higher caps than the Senate on...
View ArticleMo. governor revives tax credit review panel
Gov. Jay Nixon is reviving a commission that recommended widespread changes to Missouri's tax credit programs.Nixon says the growing cost of state tax credits is reason to reconvene the Missouri Tax...
View ArticleMo. Senate passes innovation campus tax credit
Missouri lawmakers sent Gov. Jay Nixon legislation to create a new tax credit for donations to innovation campuses.
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