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HB345
Rep(s). By Representatives Gaston, Faulkner, Buskey, Garrett, Drummond, Clarke, McMillan, Shiver,
Ingram, Greer, Ainsworth, Clouse, Faust, Collins, Scott, Givan, Moore (M), Millican, Johnson
(R), Tuggle, Hurst, Ledbetter, Fridy, Sanderford, Farley, Todd, Hall, Butler, Blackshear,
Harbison, Boyd, Alexander, Jackson, Carns, Beech, Knight, Fincher, Drake, Black, Lindsey,
Ford, Davis, Williams (JW), Sessions, Nordgren, Johnson (K), Pringle, Coleman, Rogers, Shedd,
Pettus, Patterson, Wood, Ball, Rich, Harper, Weaver, Rowe, Standridge, South, England, Martin,
Lee, Crawford, Lovvorn, Baker, Warren, McClammy, Ellis, Chesteen, Bandy, Beckman, Howard,
Whorton (I), Treadaway, Boothe, McCutcheon, Mooney, Hanes, Williams (JD), Polizos, Wingo,
Whorton (R), Wadsworth, Brown, Moore (B), Daniels and Bracy HB345 ENROLLED, An Act, To provide
an income tax credit against the tax liability of the taxpayer for the rehabilitation, preservation,
and development of historic structures. BE IT ENACTED BY THE...
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HB440
Rep(s). By Representatives McMillan, Faust, Shiver, Moore (B), Beckman, Gaston, Bracy, Jackson,
Clarke and Drummond HB440 ENROLLED, An Act, Relating to religious, faith-based, or church
nonprofit, other nonprofit, or for profit alternative boarding schools, outdoor programs,
or residential institutions that house children for counseling, therapeutic, behavioral, or
educational purposes when on-site residency of children is required for periods over 24 hours;
to establish registration and regulatory requirements; to establish accountability for children
enrolled at or housed by religious, or faith-based facilities, institutions, and programs
that house children for periods of over 24 hours; to require an employee, volunteer, or applicant
for employment or a volunteer position to undergo a criminal background investigation prior
to having unsupervised contact with children; to establish a provision for fees and charges
associated with the registration and regulation of these facilities;...
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HB565
181691-5:n:04/04/2017:FC/tgw LRS2017-443R4 HB565 By Representatives Mooney, Ledbetter, Hanes,
Pettus, Farley, Fridy, Rowe, Butler, Standridge, Treadaway, Drake and Wingo RFD Public Safety
and Homeland Security Rd 1 25-APR-17 SYNOPSIS: This bill would relate to persons charged with
driving under the influence and the installation of ignition interlock devices on vehicles.
This bill would: Require each person approved for a pretrial diversion program to be required
to have an ignition interlock device installed for a certain period of time; provide that
a portion of the court fee would be distributed to the municipal court if the case is a municipal
court case when the person is ordered or agrees to have an ignition interlock device; delete
the requirement for indigents to pay for the services; provide that a person convicted of
a third offense would be authorized or required to obtain an ignition interlock device after
the completion of his or her incarceration; would require...
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HB8
181691-5:n:04/04/2017:FC/tgw LRS2017-443R4 HB8 By Representative Mooney RFD Public Safety and
Homeland Security Rd 1 09-JAN-18 SYNOPSIS: This bill would relate to persons charged with
driving under the influence and the installation of ignition interlock devices on vehicles.
This bill would: Require each person approved for a pretrial diversion program to be required
to have an ignition interlock device installed for a certain period of time; provide that
a portion of the court fee would be distributed to the municipal court if the case is a municipal
court case when the person is ordered or agrees to have an ignition interlock device; delete
the requirement for indigents to pay for the services; provide that a person convicted of
a third offense would be authorized or required to obtain an ignition interlock device after
the completion of his or her incarceration; would require manufacturers to provide ignition
interlock services to indigent under certain conditions without charge;...
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SB391
181691-5:n:04/04/2017:FC/tgw LRS2017-443R4 SB391 By Senator McClendon RFD Judiciary Rd 1 20-APR-17
SYNOPSIS: This bill would relate to persons charged with driving under the influence and the
installation of ignition interlock devices on vehicles. This bill would: Require each person
approved for a pretrial diversion program to be required to have an ignition interlock device
installed for a certain period of time; provide that a portion of the court fee would be distributed
to the municipal court if the case is a municipal court case when the person is ordered or
agrees to have an ignition interlock device; delete the requirement for indigents to pay for
the services; provide that a person convicted of a third offense would be authorized or required
to obtain an ignition interlock device after the completion of his or her incarceration; would
require manufacturers to provide ignition interlock services to indigent under certain conditions
without charge; and would specify the number...
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SB67
181310-1:n:01/17/2017:JET*/th LRS2017-178 SB67 By Senators Coleman-Madison, Smitherman, Beasley,
Figures and Pittman RFD Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Development Rd 1 07-FEB-17 SYNOPSIS:
Under current law, each entity, subject to the Alabama corporate income tax, is required to
file a separate return and calculate the income tax on its separately accounted for taxable
income, regardless whether the entity is part of a larger business that consists of an affiliated
group of entities. This filing method allows large corporate taxpayers to take advantage of
tax planning options to shift income to other entities within the affiliated group located
in tax favorable states. Most large corporate businesses consist of a parent corporation and
a number of corporate subsidiaries. This bill would amend the corporate income tax law to
require the operations of all related entities, involved in a unitary business, file one corporate
income tax return on a combined basis, known as combined...
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HB49
180952-1:n:12/16/2016:PMG/tj LRS2016-3435 HB49 By Representative Pettus RFD Judiciary Rd 1
07-FEB-17 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, the punishment for driving under the influence includes
fines and imprisonment. The law requires that $100 of the fine, minus administrative costs,
be deposited in the Alabama Head and Spinal Cord Injury Trust Fund. However, a court may waive
the fine. This bill would make the imposition of the $100 fine allocated to the Alabama Head
and Spinal Cord Injury Trust Fund mandatory so that it may not be waived by a court. A BILL
TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT Relating to driving under the influence; to amend Section 32-5A-191,
Code of Alabama 1975; to make the $100 fine allocated to the Alabama Head and Spinal Cord
Injury Trust Fund that is imposed for driving under the influence a mandatory fine that may
not be waived by a court. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:Section 1. Section 32-5A-191,
Code of Alabama 1975, is amended to read as follows: ยง32-5A-191....
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SB180
SB180 ENGROSSED By Senator Orr A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT To amend Section 32-5A-191, Code
of Alabama 1975, as last amended by Act 2016-259, 2016 Regular Session, relating to driving
under the influence; to provide for further consideration by a court of a defendant's prior
misdemeanor driving under the influence convictions; to require a court to consider all of
a defendant's prior felony driving under the influence convictions when that defendant is
convicted of a subsequent DUI; and in connection therewith would have as its purpose or effect
the requirement of a new or increased expenditure of local funds within the meaning of Amendment
621 of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, now appearing as Section 111.05 of the Official
Recompilation of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE
OF ALABAMA:Section 1. Section 32-5A-191, Code of Alabama 1975, as last amended by Act 2016-259,
2016 Regular Session, is amended to read as follows:...
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HB472
183688-2:n:04/06/2017:JMH/mfc LRS2017-839R1 HB472 By Representative Poole RFD Judiciary Rd
1 06-APR-17 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, the Alabama Partnership Act governs the formation,
powers, governance, and dissolution of partnerships in the state. This bill would revise the
Alabama Partnership Act and would specify that the procedures for formation, powers, governance,
and dissolution are applicable to limited liability limited partnerships, limited liability
partnerships, foreign limited liability partnerships, and foreign limited liability partnerships
that function in the state. This bill would make conforming changes elsewhere in the business
entities law. A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT Relating to business entities; to amend Section
10A-1-1.02, Section 10A-1-1.03, as amended by Act 2016-379, 2016 Regular Session, Sections
10A-1-1.06, 10A-1-1.08, 10A-1-1.12, 10A-1-2.02, 10A-1-3.06, 10A-1-3.17, 10A-1-3.32, 10A-1-3.33,
10A-1-3.41, 10A-1-4.01, 10A-1-4.02, 10A-1-4.25, 10A-1-4.31,...
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SB361
SB361 ENGROSSED By Senators Orr and Whatley A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT Relating to business
entities; to amend Section 10A-1-1.02, Section 10A-1-1.03, as amended by Act 2016-379, 2016
Regular Session, Sections 10A-1-1.06, 10A-1-1.08, 10A-1-1.12, 10A-1-2.02, 10A-1-3.06, 10A-1-3.17,
10A-1-3.32, 10A-1-3.33, 10A-1-3.41, 10A-1-4.01, 10A-1-4.02, 10A-1-4.25, 10A-1-4.31, 10A-1-5.01,
10A-1-5.02, 10A-1-5.03, 10A-1-5.04, 10A-1-5.05, 10A-1-5.06, 10A-1-5.07, and 10A-1-5.08; to
add Section 10A-1-5.10; to amend Sections 10A-1-5.11, 10A-1-5.12, 10A-1-5.31, 10A-1-5.32,
10A-1-5.33, 10A-1-7.01, 10A-1-7.02, 10A-1-7.03, 10A-1-7.04, 10A-1-7.05, and 10A-1-7.06, Section
10A-1-7.07, as amended by Act 2016-379, 2016 Regular Session, 10A-1-7.11, 10A-1-7.12, 10A-1-7.13,
10A-1-7.14, 10A-1-7.22, 10A-1-7.23, 10A-1-7.24, 10A-1-7.31, 10A-1-7.32, 10A-1-7.34, 10A-1-7.36,
10A-1-7.37, 10A-1-8.01, 10A-1-8.02, and 10A-1-8.03, to amend and renumber Section 10A-1-9.01
as 10A-1-9.02, to add a new Section 10A-1-9.01, and to...
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