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PUBLIC HEARING AND WORK SESSION: SB 223, SB 224, SB
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TAPES 24-25,
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FEBRUARY 10,
2003 1:00 PM STATE CAPITOL BUILDING
Members Present: Senator Ryan Deckert, Chair
Senator Ted
Ferrioli, Vice Chair
Senator
Tony Corcoran
Senator
Lenn Hannon
Senator
Charlie Ringo
Senator Bruce
Starr
Witnesses Present: John Phillips, Department of Revenue
Ronald
A. Bersin, Oregon Board of Tax Practitioners
Staff Present: Paul
Warner, Legislative Revenue Office
Mazen
Malik, Legislative Revenue Office
Tara
Lantz, Committee Assistant
TAPE
24, SIDE A
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Chair Deckert |
Calls meeting to order at 1:07 pm. |
OPENS PUBLIC HEARING ON SB
223
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Mazen Malik |
Describes SB 223 which excludes
councils of government and intergovernmental entities from local budget law
requirements. Exhibit 1. States that there is no revenue or fiscal impact.
Exhibits 2-3. |
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John Phillips |
Testifies in support of SB 223
because it clears up some confusion of local budget laws created from SB 933.
Exhibit 4. Clarifying questions and answers
follow. |
CLOSES PUBLIC HEARING ON SB
223
OPENS WORK SESSION ON SB 223
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Sen. Ringo |
MOTION: MOVES SB 223 TO THE SENATE
FLOOR WITH A DO PASS RECOMMENDATION. |
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Sen. Deckert |
ORDER: HEARING NO OBJECTION, THE
MOTION PASSES 6-0-0. Sen. Ringo will carry the bill on
the Senate Floor. Hearing no objection, places bill on
consent calendar. |
CLOSES WORK SESSION ON SB
223
OPENS PUBLIC HEARING ON SB
224
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Malik |
Describes SB 224, which limits the
time period that an omitted centrally assessed property will be added to the
rolls to 5 years back. Exhibit 5. States that there is no revenue or fiscal
impact. Exhibits 6-7. |
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Phillips |
Testifies in support of SB 224
because it equalizes treatment regardless of the entity assessing the
property. Exhibit 8. |
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Sen. Hannon |
Asks why they have chosen 5 years
when litigation can go beyond the 5 year limit. |
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Phillips |
Responds that litigation can go on
for years and that after litigation the years in question are adjudicated. Discussion follows. |
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Sen. Hannon |
Asks about example regarding
farmland. |
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Phillips |
Responds that he doesn’t know the
land use side of the law but that he believes they would not affect special
assessment property. Discussion follows. |
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Sen. Ringo |
Asks about whether they can go back
farther than 5 years. |
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Phillips |
Responds negatively. Discussion follows. |
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Sen. Ringo |
Asks what problem this bill is
solving. |
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Phillips |
Explains the purpose of the bill. Discussion follows. |
CLOSES PUBLIC HEARING ON SB
224
OPENS WORK SESSION ON SB 224
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Sen. Ferrioli |
MOTION: MOVES SB 224 TO THE SENATE
FLOOR WITH A DO PASS RECOMMENDATION. |
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Sen. Deckert |
ORDER: HEARING NO OBJECTION, MOTION
PASSES: 6-0-0. Sen. Ferrioli will carry the bill on
the Senate Floor. |
CLOSES WORK SESSION ON SB
224
OPENS PUBLIC HEARING ON SB
147
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Paul Warner |
Describes SB 147 which permits the
State Board of Tax Practitioners to establish single annual date for all
preparers. Exhibit 9. Refers members to the Consumer and Business Services
overview of the State Board of Practitioners. Exhibit 10. States that there is
no revenue impact (Exhibit 11) and that the proposal is anticipated in the
Governor’s 2003-05 Budget (Exhibit 12). |
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Ronald Bersin |
Testifies in support of SB 147
because it allows the Board to continue to renew licenses in the most cost
effective and efficient manner. Exhibit 13. |
TAPE 25, SIDE A
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Sen. Hannon |
Asks when the new renewal date would
be. |
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Bersin |
Responds that the renewal dates
would stay exactly the same. |
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Sen. Hannon |
Asks if the Board of Tax
Practitioners had to borrow money last year and if SB 147 will affect their
cash flow for the next year. |
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Bersin |
Responds negatively. Discussion follows. |
CLOSES PUBLIC HEARING ON SB
147
OPENS WORK SESSION ON SB 147
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Sen. Starr |
MOTION: MOVES SB 147 TO THE SENATE FLOOR WITH A DO PASS
RECOMMENDATION. |
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Sen. Deckert |
ORDER: HEARING NO OBJECTION, MOTION
PASSES: 6-0-0. Sen. Deckert will carry the bill on
the Senate Floor. |
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Sen. Deckert |
Adjourns meeting at 1:38 pm. |
Tape Log Submitted by,
Tara Lantz, Committee Assistant Reviewed
by Kim Taylor James
Exhibit Summary:
1.
SB 223, Mazen Malik, Staff Measure Summary, 1p.
2.
SB 223, Mazen Malik, Revenue Impact Statement, 1p.
3.
SB 223, Mazen Malik, Fiscal Impact Statement, 1p.
4.
SB 223, John Phillips, Written Testimony, 1p.
5.
SB 224, Mazen Malik, Staff Measure Summary, 1p.
6.
SB 224, Mazen Malik, Revenue Impact Statement, 1p.
7.
SB 224, Mazen Malik, Fiscal Impact Statement, 1p.
8.
SB 224, John Phillips, Written Testimony, 1p.
9.
SB 147, Paul Warner, Staff Measure Summary, 1p.
10.
SB 147, Paul Warner, Consumer and Business Services Overview
of State Board of Tax Practitioners, 1p.
11.
SB 147, Paul Warner, Revenue Impact Statement, 1p.
12.
SB 147, Paul Warner, Fiscal Impact Statement, 1p.
13.
SB 147, Ronald A. Bersin, Written Testimony, 2pp.