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1999 SESSION
SB 829 Sales and use tax exemptions.
Introduced by: Charles J. Colgan | all patrons ... notes | add to my profiles | history
SUMMARY AS PASSED:
Sales and use tax exemptions. Extends the expiration date for existing sales and use tax exemption provisions for certain nonprofit organizations to June 30, 2001. Beginning July 1, 2000, nonprofit organizations, except churches, exempt from the sales and use tax under §§ 58.1-609.4, 58.1-609.7, 58.1-609.8, 58.1-609.9 or 58.1-609.10 will be required to submit the same information currently required to be provided by organizations requesting a new exemption. Such information will be updated beginning prior to the 2002 Session, and will thereafter be updated every five years. Failure to file complete and timely information will result in loss of the state sales and use tax exemption. Committee consideration of sales tax exemption legislation will be contingent on a Tax Department determination that the benefited organizations have provided the required information. The measure also clarifies that bills extending sales and use tax exemptions must be introduced by the first day of a legislative session, and requires the Tax Department to issue a preliminary determination that an organization complies with applicable requirements before legislation renewing an exemption is drafted.
SUMMARY AS PASSED SENATE:
Sales and use tax exemptions. Extends the expiration date for existing sales and use tax exemption provisions for certain nonprofit organizations to June 30, 2000. Beginning November 1, 1999, nonprofit organizations, except churches, exempt from the sales and use tax under §§ 58.1-609.4, 58.1-609.7, 58.1-609.8, 58.1-609.9 or 58.1-609.10 will be required to submit the same information currently required to be provided by organizations requesting a new exemption. Such information will be updated beginning prior to the 2002 Session, and will thereafter be updated every five years. Failure to file complete and timely information will result in loss of the state sales and use tax exemption. Committee consideration of sales tax exemption legislation will be contingent on a Tax Department determination that the benefited organizations have provided the required information. The measure also clarifies that bills extending sales and use tax exemptions must be introduced by the first day of a legislative session, and requires the Tax Department to issue a preliminary determination that an organization complies with applicable requirements before legislation renewing an exemption is drafted.
SUMMARY AS INTRODUCED:
Sales and use tax exemptions. Extends the expiration date for existing sales and use tax exemption provisions for certain nonprofit organizations to June 30, 2000. Beginning November 1, 1999, nonprofit organizations, except churches, exempt from the sales and use tax under §§ 58.1-609.4, 58.1-609.7, 58.1-609.8, 58.1-609.9 or 58.1-609.10 will be required to submit the same information currently required to be provided by organizations requesting a new exemption. Such information will be updated beginning prior to the 2002 Session, and will thereafter be updated every five years. Failure to file complete and timely information will result in loss of the state sales and use tax exemption. Committee consideration of sales tax exemption legislation will be contingent on a Tax Department determination that the benefited organizations have provided the required information. The measure also establishes a $100,000 limit on the salary and benefits that an organization seeking a sales tax exemption can pay to an employee, clarifies that bills extending sales and use tax exemptions must be introduced by the first day of a legislative session, and requires the Tax Department to issue a preliminary determination that an organization complies with applicable requirements before legislation renewing an exemption is drafted.