HB 387: Lifting the Curtain Off of Higher Education
This bill requires that each higher education institution's "full budget, including a comprehensive chart of accounts" be reported to legislators in a public meeting.
HB 385: Holding Utahns Affected Negatively By Tax Cuts Harmless
This bill sets up a mechanism by which Utahns who are going to be paying additional state income tax can instead receive those funds back by way of a credit.
HB 355: At Last, A State Income Tax Cut
This bill lowers the state individual and corporate income tax rates down from 5% to 4.925%, resulting in an $80 million tax cut for Utahns.
HB 390: Rural Economic Development Incentives
This bill passed the House with a vote of 70-1 and passed the Senate unanimously. House Bill 390 creates a rural employment expansion grant for the purpose of creating new jobs in rural Utah. Sponsored by Representative Carl...
SB 198: Transparency Reporting for In-School Police Enforcement
This bill requires an annual report on how in-school police officers are being used.
HB 386: Forcing Taxpayers to Fund Business Loans
This bill carves out 1.3% of sales tax revenue to fund loans for businesses who wish to apply.
HB 397: Allowing for a Limited Driver License
This bill allows an individual to appeal the suspension of their license for a first-time DUI, in limited cases.
HB 391: Limiting Lobbying by Government Employees
This bill prohibits certain government employees from lobbying legislators or taking a position on legislation.
HB 392: Correcting a Bad Supreme Court Ruling
This bill directly confronts a controversial U.S. Supreme Court ruling, based on an incident occurring in Utah, that allows police officers to illegally stop people and see them prosecuted for any contraband they might find.
HB 374: Attracting Exporting Companies to Utah
This bill allows the use of an elective single sales factor for corporate income taxes in order to create a more business friendly climate in Utah.