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SB 541

  • Pennsylvania Senate Bill
  • 2019-2020 Regular Session
  • Introduced in Senate
  • Senate
  • House
  • Governor

An Act amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P.L.6, No.2), known as the Tax Reform Code of 1971, in historic preservation incentive tax credit, further providing for definitions and for tax credit certificates, establishing the Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit Administration Account, further providing for carryover, carryback and assignment of credit and for pass-through entity, providing for annual report to General Assembly, further providing for application of Internal Revenue Code and for limitation and providing for recapture.

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Bill Sponsors (16)

Dave Argall

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 29
Primary

Judy Schwank

  • Democratic
  • Senator
  • District 11
Cosponsor

Scott Martin

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 13
Cosponsor

Lawrence M. Farnese

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Tim Kearney

  • Democratic
  • Senator
  • District 26
Cosponsor

Thomas H. Killion

  • Republican
Cosponsor

Costa

     
Cosponsor

J. Ward

     
Cosponsor

John T. Yudichak

  • Independent
Cosponsor

John P. Blake

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Jim Brewster

  • Democratic
  • Senator
  • District 45
Cosponsor

Pat Stefano

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 32
Cosponsor

Daylin Leach

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Andrew E. Dinniman

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Mike Regan

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 31
Cosponsor

Sharif Street

  • Democratic
  • Senator
  • District 3
Cosponsor

Votes

May 08, 2019

Committee vote (FINANCE): Reported as Committed

Pass

Senate

Actions

Jun 03, 2019

Senate

Second consideration

Senate

Re-referred to APPROPRIATIONS

May 08, 2019

Senate

Reported as committed

Senate

First consideration

Apr 10, 2019

Senate

PN 0605 Referred to FINANCE

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