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HB 1279 - Income Tax Rate Reduction - Key Vote
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Legislation - Bill Failed (House) (47-46) - Feb. 17, 2009 (Key vote)
Title: Income Tax Rate Reduction
Vote to pass a bill that restructures the income tax brackets and tax rates so as to provide for a reduction for singles, married couples filing jointly, surviving spouses, married individuals filing separately, heads of households, and estates and trusts for taxable years beginning after December 31, 2008.
- - Existing law:
- - 2.1 percent of all income for incomes not over $27,050;
- $568.05 plus 3.92 percent of income over $27,050 for incomes over $27,050 but not over $65,550;
- $2,077.25 plus 4.34 percent of income over $65,550 for incomes over $65,550 but not over $136,750;
- $5,167.33 plus 5.04 percent of income over $136,750 for incomes over $136,750 but not over $297,350; and
- $13,261.57 plus 5.54 percent of income over $297,350 for incomes over $297,350.
- - 1.81 percent of all income for incomes not over $33,950;
- $614.50 plus 3.38 percent of income over $33,950 for incomes over $33,950 but not over $82,250;
- $2,247.04 plus 3.75 percent of income over $82,250 for incomes over $82,250 but not over $171,550;
- $5,595.79 plus 4.35 percent of income over $171,550 for incomes over $171,550 but not over $372,950; and
- $14,356.69 plus 4.78 percent of income over $372,950 for incomes over $372,950.
- - Existing law:
- - 2.1 percent of all income for incomes not over $45,200;
- $949.20 plus 3.92 percent of income over $45,200 for incomes over $45,200 but not over $109,250;
- $3,459.96 plus 4.34 percent of income over $109,250 for incomes over $109,250 but not over $166,500;
- $5,944.61 plus 5.04 percent of income over $166,500 for incomes over $166,500 but not over $297,350; and
- $12,539.45 plus 5.54 percent of income over $297,350 for incomes over $297,350.
- - 1.81 percent of all income for incomes not over $56,750;
- $1,027.18 plus 3.38 percent of income over $56,750 for incomes over $56,750 but not over $137,050;
- $3,741.32 plus 3.75 percent of income over $137,050 for incomes over $137,050 but not over $208,850;
- $6,433.82 plus 4.35 percent of income over $208,850 for incomes over $208,850 but not over $372,950; and
- $13,572.17 plus 4.78 percent of income over $372,950 for incomes over $372,950.
- - Existing law:
- - 2.1 percent of all income for incomes not over $22,600;
- $474.60 plus 3.92 percent of income over $22,600 for incomes over $22,600 but not over $54,625;
- $1,729.98 plus 4.34 percent of income over $54,625 for incomes over $54,625 but not over $83,250;
- $2,972.31 plus 5.04 percent of income over $83,250 for incomes over $83,250 but not over $148,675; and
- $6,269.73 plus 5.54 percent of income over $148,675 for incomes over $148,675.
- - 1.81 percent of all income for incomes not over $28,375;
- $513.59 plus 3.38 percent of income over $28,375 for incomes over 28,375 but not over $68,525;
- $1,870.66 plus 3.75 percent of income over $68,525 for incomes over $68,525 but not over $104,425;
- $3,216.91 plus 4.35 percent of income over $104,425 for incomes over $104,425 but not over $186,475; and
- $6,786.08 plus 4.78 percent of income over $186,475 for incomes over $186,475.
- - Existing law:
- - 2.1 percent of all income for incomes not over $36,250;
- $761.25 plus 3.92 percent of income over $36,250 for incomes over $36,250 but not over $93,650;
- $3,011.33 plus 4.34 percent of income over $93,650 for incomes over $93,650 but not over $151,650;
- $5,528.53 plus 5.04 percent of income over $151,650 for incomes over $151,650 but not over $297,350; and
- $12,871.81 plus 5.54 percent of income over $297,350 for incomes over $297,350.
- - 1.81 percent of all income for incomes not over $45,500;
- $823.55 plus 3.38 percent of income over $45,000 for incomes over $45,000 but not over $117,450;
- $3,225.46 plus 3.75 percent of income over $117,450 for incomes over $117,450 but not over $190,200;
- $5,983.59 plus 4.35 percent of income over $190,200 for incomes over $190,200 but not over $372,950; and
- $13,933.21 plus 4.78 percent of income over $372,950 for incomes over $372,950.
- - Existing law:
- - 2.1 percent of all income for incomes not over $1,800;
- $37.80 plus 3.92 percent of income over $1,800 for incomes over $1,800 but not over $4,250;
- $133.84 plus 4.34 percent of income over $4,250 for incomes over $4,250 but not over $6,500;
- $231.49 plus 5.04 percent of income over $6,500 for incomes over $6,500 but not over $8,900; and
- $352.45 plus 5.54 percent of income over $8,900 for incomes over $8,900.
- - 1.81 percent of all income for incomes not over $2,300;
- $41.63 plus 3.38 percent of income over $2,300 for incomes over $2,300 but not over $5,350;
- $144.72 plus 3.75 percent of income over $5,350 for incomes over $5,350 but not over $8,200;
- $251.60 plus 4.35 percent of income over $8,200 for incomes over $8,200 but not over $11,150; and
- $379.92 plus 4.78 percent of income over $11,150 for incomes over $11,150.
Legislation - Introduced (House) - Jan. 9, 2009
Title: Income Tax Rate Reduction
Sponsors
- Randel 'Randy' Christmann (ND - R) (Out Of Office)
- David 'Skip' Drovdal (ND - R)
- Craig Headland (ND - R)
- Shirley J. Meyer (ND - D) (Out Of Office)
- Joe Miller (ND - R)
- Mike Nathe (ND - R)