HB92 Alabama 2016 Session
In Committee
Bill Summary
Sponsors
Session
Regular Session 2016
Title
Income tax, defined benefit plans, distributions, including retirement under Teachers and State Employees Retirement, exemption limited, contributions to defined benefit plans exempt from income under certain conditions, Secs. 16-25-23, 36-27-28, 36-27-170, 40-18-14, 40-18-19 am'd; Sec. 40-18-20 repealed
Description
<p class="bill_description"> Under current law for Alabama income tax
purposes, all individuals are exempt from the
reporting of distributions received from a defined
benefit plan to the extent it is taxable for
federal income tax purposes. Distributions received
from a defined contribution plan are not exempt
from reporting</p><p class="bill_description">
This bill would remove the exemption from
the reporting and taxation of such distributions
and require such benefits be reported on an
individual’s income tax returns effective for the
2016 calendar tax year and provide an exemption of
the first $50,000 of pension and annuity income</p><p class="bill_description">
A portion of such distributions may be
exempt from taxation for the recapture of any
basis, under certain circumstances</p><p class="bill_entitled_an_act"> To amend Sections 16-25-23, 36-27-28, 36-27-170,
40-18-14, and 40-18-19 repeal Section 40-18-20 Code of Alabama
1975, to require individuals, including state retirees, to
include in gross income, distributions received from defined
benefit plans in determining their tax liability for the
calendar year; to exempt the first $50,000 in pension and
annuity income; and generally to allow a 60 month period in
which to recapture any basis in reporting distributions from a
defined benefit plan.
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Subjects
Taxation
Bill Actions
| Action Date | Chamber | Action |
|---|---|---|
| February 3, 2016 | H | Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Ways and Means Education |
Bill Text
Bill Documents
| Type | Link |
|---|---|
| Bill Text | HB92 Alabama 2016 Session - Introduced |