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Minutes for HB2023 - Committee on Taxation
Short Title
Determination of Kansas adjusted gross income; sunsetting certain modifications.
Minutes Content for Thu, Jan 19, 2017
Scott Wells, Revisor provided an overview of HB2023 noting the bill would sunset the provisions of the addition and subtraction modifications associated with the non-wage business income exemption retroactive to January 1, 2017. In addition the bill also sunsets two other modifications which are an addition for the federal net operating loss and subtraction modification net gain of certain livestock held for 12 to 24 months. Mr. Wells stood for questions.
The Committee asked questions about the federal net operating loss regarding carry back and carry forward options and the glide path formula.
Sam Williams, Acting Secretary Department of Revenue presented testimony in opposition to HB2023. (Attachment 1) Mr. Williams noted the fiscal bill for HB2023 is being revised and will be provided to Committee members Monday morning, January 23. After all questions were answered, the Chairman thanked Mr. Williams.
Mark Hutton, Hutton Construction, Wichita, Kansas presented testimony as a proponent to HB2023. (Attachment 2)
Lona Duvall, Finney County Economic Development Corporation testified as a proponent for HB2023. (Attachment 3)
Dave Trabert, President, Kansas Policy Institute, testified in opposition to HB2023. (Attachment 4)
Christopher Miller, Rocking M Media testified in opposition to HB2023. (Attachment 5)
Michael Bosworth, Northwinds Technical Services testified in opposition to HB2023. (Attachment 6)
Charlotte O'Hara, Former Kansas Representative testified in opposition to HB2023. (Attachment 7)
Louise Awerkamp, Business Owner, The Onyx Collection, Inc., Belvue, Kansas testified in opposition to HB2023. (Attachment 8)
Justin Hill, Lawrence Paper Company, Lawrence, Kansas testified in opposition to HB2023. (Attachment 9)
John Lay, George Lay Signs, Wichita, Kansas testified as a proponent to HB2023. (Attachment 10)
Doug Albin, business owner, WaKeeney, Kansas testified as a proponent to HB2023. (Attachment 11)
Scott Drenkard, Economist & Director of State Project, Tax Foundation testified as neutral to HB2023. (Attachment 12)
Nathan Bainbridge, Vice President B&C Specialty Projects testified in opposition to HB2023. (Attachment 13)
Julia Ward, President/Owner Wayne Ward, Inc.; Greyhound Management Inc.; and M&J Express Delivery testified in opposition to HB2023. (Attachment 14)
Nick Padron, Padron Automotive, LLC testified in opposition to HB2023. (Attachment 15)
Heather Kuder, Osage County Chiropractic & Physical Therapy testified in opposition to HB2023. (Attachment 16)
James Zakoura, Resident Overland Park, Kansas testified as a proponent for HB2023. (Attachment 17)
Edward E. Moege, Owner and Operator HHB BBQ, Topeka, Kansas testified in opposition to HB2023. (Attachment 18)
Jeff King, Independence, Kansas testified as a proponent for HB2023. (Attachment 19)
Written-only testimony as a proponent to the bill was presented by:
R.L. Kreutzer, Tatro Plumbing (Attachment 20)
Mark Tallman, Kansas Association of School Boards (Attachment 21)
Tim McKee, Olathe Chamber of Commerce (Attachment 22)
Ashley Sherard, Lenexa Chamber of Commerce (Attachment 23)
Lyle Butler, President CEO Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce (Attachment 24)
Written-only testimony in opposition to the bill was presented by:
Greg Smart, MAS Investments, LLC (Attachment 25)
Matt Miller, President, Robert E. Miller Group (Attachment 26)
Bob Carmichael, Owner local restaurant (Attachment 27)
Janez D. Lomshek, owner of two Kansas restaurants (Attachment 28)
Jason P. Watkins, Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce (Attachment 29)
Dennis Pedersen, President & CEO GT Mfg. Inc.(Attachment 30)
Written-only testimony as neutral to the bill was presented by:
Mark Desetti, Kansas National Education Association (Attachment 31)
Bob Totten, Kansas Contractors Association (Attachment 32)
Chairman Johnson advised the hearing on HB2023 will continue on Monday, January 23.
Meeting adjourned at 7:47 pm.
