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HF 20 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
providing for an Iowa individual income tax checkoff for qualified Iowa zoos, making an appropriation, and providing for the Act’s implementation.
HF 51 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to the carrying, transportation, or possession of a firearm in a building that is a place of religious worship located on nonpublic school property.
HSB 5 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to franchisor-franchisee relationships for the purposes of certain employment laws and including applicability provisions.
SF 13 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to carrying or possessing a dangerous weapon when entering real property if a written notice forbidding such entry has been conspicuously posted, and providing penalties.
SF 21 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
increasing the amount of total approved tax credits for purposes of the school tuition organization tax credit.
SF 22 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to the exclusion of certain retirement income from the calculation of net income, and including retroactive applicability provisions.
SF 23 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
limiting the amount of research activities tax credit that is refundable and including retroactive applicability provisions.
SF 40 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
providing an exemption from the computation of the individual income tax of certain amounts of retirement income and including retroactive applicability provisions.
SF 41 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
exempting from the individual income tax the wages of individuals who provide services to disabled individuals and including effective date and applicability provisions.
Tagged topics: caregivers, direct care workers, disabilities, income taxes, nonprofit entities, salaries and wages, tax exemptions, taxation
SF 68 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to immunity from civil liability for disaster response by volunteers who enter upon or in private property without express consent of the owner, lessee, or person in lawful possession.