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HB163 Alabama 2022 Session

Updated May 16, 2022
HB163 Alabama 2022 Session
House Bill
Enacted
Current Status
Regular Session 2022
Session
1
Sponsor

Summary

Primary Sponsor
Lynn Greer
Republican
Session
Regular Session 2022
Title
Income tax, optional standard deduction amount and adjusted gross income range allowable for maximum optional standard deduction and dependent exemption, increased, Secs. 40-18-15, 40-18-19 am'd.
Description

Under current law, the state levies an income tax upon all residents of the state and upon all nonresidents who receive income from Alabama sources. Taxpayers are allowed an optional standard deduction, as well as dependent exemptions in computing income subject to the tax.

This bill would increase the optional standard deduction and expand the adjusted gross income range allowable for the maximum optional standard deduction and the dependent exemption to increase the threshold at which the state imposes individual income taxes.

Subjects
Taxation

Bill Actions

H

Delivered to Governor at 9:36 p.m. on April 7, 2022.

H

Assigned Act No. 2022-297.

H

Clerk of the House Certification

S

Signature Requested

H

Enrolled

H

Passed Second House

S

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass adopted Roll Call 1074

S

Third Reading Passed

S

Read for the second time and placed on the calendar

S

Read for the first time and referred to the Senate committee on Finance and Taxation Education

H

Cosponsors Added

H

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass adopted Roll Call 671

H

Third Reading Passed

H

Read for the second time and placed on the calendar

H

Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Ways and Means Education

Bill Text

Votes

HBIR: Greer motion to Adopt Roll Call 670

March 17, 2022 House Passed
Yes 100
Absent 2

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass Roll Call 671

March 17, 2022 House Passed
Yes 101
Absent 1

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass Roll Call 1074

April 7, 2022 Senate Passed
Yes 25
Absent 10

Documents

Source: Alabama Legislature