Tax Legislation Tracker

Live tracker for tax legislation across all 50 US states and Congress: income tax, sales tax, property tax, business tax, credits, exemptions, and revenue measures. Featured bill analysis refreshed weekly.

We're tracking 26,107 tax bills across 57 jurisdictions.

This week's featured tax bills

SCS 1164in committee

Call for an Article V Convention of States on Federal Fiscal Responsibility

This bill proposes an Article V Convention of States to propose amendments to the US Constitution focused exclusively on federal fiscal responsibility. The convention would be called by Congress or, if not, by the hosting state. South Carolina requests to host the convention in Charleston and recommends certain principles for the convention's rules and procedures.

For legal practitioners tracking this bill, it is essential to note that its passage could have significant implications for federal fiscal policy and the role of states in proposing constitutional amendments. The bill's language on congressional authority and state sovereignty may also be relevant to discussions on Tax Legislation Tracker. Additionally, the convention's rules and procedures, as recommended by South Carolina, may provide insight into potential future legislative developments.

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ILHB 5761introduced

$DCEO-AI WORKFORCE TRANSITION

This bill would provide $150,000 in funding to the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity for the Commission on Artificial Intelligence and Workforce Transition. The commission is tasked with conducting assessments required under the Commission on Artificial Intelligence and Workforce Transition Act. This funding will cover ordinary and contingent expenses, as well as support the commission's work. The bill takes effect July 1, 2026.

For legal practitioners tracking this bill, it may be relevant to monitor the development of regulations or guidance related to the use of artificial intelligence in workforce transition. As the commission conducts its assessments, there may be opportunities for input from stakeholders, including businesses and industry associations. The bill's effective date also raises questions about how existing laws and regulations will interact with this new funding source.

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NYA 11002in committee

Establishes the gallon as the standard measurement for purposes of taxation of alcoholic beverages

This bill aims to standardize the measurement of liquor for tax purposes in New York State, replacing the current system with a gallon-based system. The bill would amend the tax law to require distributors to register and pay taxes on liquors sold or used within the state. It also establishes a presumption that all alcoholic beverages possessed in the state are subject to taxation until the contrary is established by substantial evidence.

For legal practitioners tracking this bill, it's essential to note that the amendment of section 421 of the tax law would have significant implications for liquor distributors and taxpayers. The new gallon-based system could lead to changes in tax calculations, invoicing, and record-keeping requirements. Additionally, the bill's provisions on presumptive taxability and records keeping may affect the administration of taxes imposed by this article. Practitioners should monitor the bill's progress and be prepared to address any potential implications for their clients or stakeholders.

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Bills mentioning taxation, taxpayers, revenue, fiscal measures, deductions, credits, exemptions, sales tax, income tax, property tax, business tax, or related concepts. Includes both federal and state-level bills.

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