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BILL NO. T[TLE STATUS COMMENTS (!n[roducer) SB1752,SD1 Taxation Passed 2nd This bill was amended to change the TAT rate and to delete (Taniguchi) Reading in [he section which would have changed the percentages of the Senate, TAT distributed to [he counties. Technical and non- referred to substantive amendments were made in the SDI. WAM. HB1805,HD2, Govem- Passed 3 Requires [he five percent of the TAT normally retained by SDl ment Readings in the State to be deposited, for a period of two years, into the (Souki) House convention center capital and operations special fund. Act is (by request) Passed 3 [o be repealed on June 30, 1999. Readings in Senate. Referred to conference committee. HB1923 Taxation Passed 1st Changes the allocation of the TAT to the State and the (Cachola) Reading in counties to be [he amount allocated for the fiscal year 1995- House, 1996. Requires the remaining balance to be deposited to the refen•ed to credit of the convention center capital and operations special TSM, FIN. fund. HB1931 Taxation Passed Ist Changes the county general excise and use tax surcharge (Cachola) Reading in provisions by changing the amount to a maximum of 1 House, percent, and repealing [he sunset dates, and the requirements referred to on the use of surcharge revenues. Increases the county TSM, FIN. general excise and use tax from 4.5 percent to 5 percent. Raises the TAT from 6 percent to 7 percent. Establishes that TAT allotments to any county shall be equal to or less than the amount that was allocated during fiscal year 1994-1995. Requires counties adopting a county general excise and use tax to reduce the amount of revenues allocated to it by that percentage which the county's general excise and use tax rate constitutes a percentage of 1 percent. SB1942 State and Passed 1st Provides that beginning Iuly 1, 1997, 3.33 percent of all (Kawamoto) County Reading in general excise tax revenues shall be retained by the Stale. Of (by request) Relations Senate, the remainder, Kauai county will receive 11 percent; Hawaii referred to County, 23.7 percent; City and County of Honolulu, 45.1 TIA, percent; and Maui County, 20.3 percent. Repeals the WAM. distribution of TAT to respective counties. Also, transfers employees of DLNR and DOT to the respective counties. Amends career criminal provisions by repealing provisions which allow the AG to allocate and award funds to the counties. Repeals state DOH's role in emergency medical services. 5