An Act To Amend Title 30 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Gross Receipts Taxes. [HB-495]
This Act decreases certain business and occupational tax rates, known as gross receipt taxes, by 6.7% across the board. The reduction is funded by a reduction in the State workforce by 500 positions, through attrition, implemented on a rolling basis. The $13 million in savings resulting from workforce reduction covers the 6.7% Gross Receipts tax reduction, valued at $13 million. Additional State revenue is expected as a result of businesses having an additional $13 million to put back into the economy.
HB-495: An Act To Amend Title 30 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Gross Receipts Taxes.
Sponsored by: Sen. Colin Bonini
Assigned To Revenue & Finance Committee In House on 06/29/2010
HB-50: An Act To Amend Chapter 59, Volume 63 Of The Laws Of Delaware, As Amended, The Charter Of The Town Of Dewey Beach To Limit The Height Of Structures Within The Town.
Sponsored by: Sen. Gerald Hocker
Reported Out Of Committee (community/county Affairs) In Senate With 3 On Its Merits on 01/13/2010
You have voted HB-50: An Act To Amend Chapter 59, Volume 63 Of The Laws Of Delaware, As Amended, The Charter Of The Town Of Dewey Beach To Limit The Height Of Structures Within The Town..
HB-51: An Act To Amend Chapter 59, Volume 63 Of The Laws Of Delaware, As Amended, The Charter Of The Town Of Dewey Beach To Grant The Town Of Dewey Beach The Authority To Levy And Collect An Accommodations Tax.
Sponsored by: Sen. Gerald Hocker
Signed By Governor on 05/18/2009
You have voted HB-51: An Act To Amend Chapter 59, Volume 63 Of The Laws Of Delaware, As Amended, The Charter Of The Town Of Dewey Beach To Grant The Town Of Dewey Beach The Authority To Levy And Collect An Accommodations Tax..
HB-52: An Act To Amend Chapter 278, Volume 72, Laws Of Delaware, As Amended, The Charter Of The Town Of Millville, To Remove Or "deannex" From The Town Of Millville Certain Property Upon Which A Portion Of Lord Baltimore Elementary School Is Located Contiguous To The Town Of Ocean View, Which Desires To Acquire And Maintain Police Jurisdiction Over The Entirety Of The Lord Baltimore Elementary School.
Sponsored by: Sen. Gerald Hocker
Signed By Governor on 02/04/2009
You have voted HB-52: An Act To Amend Chapter 278, Volume 72, Laws Of Delaware, As Amended, The Charter Of The Town Of Millville, To Remove Or "deannex" From The Town Of Millville Certain Property Upon Which A Portion Of Lord Baltimore Elementary School Is Located Contiguous To The Town Of Ocean View, Which Desires To Acquire And Maintain Police Jurisdiction Over The Entirety Of The Lord Baltimore Elementary School..
An Act To Amend Title 29 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Unpaid Leaves Of Absence. [HB-53]
This bill prohibits the granting of a leave of absence to a State employee for the purpose of serving a term of incarceration imposed upon the employee after a conviction. The term ‘State employee’ is defined as any position of State employment, except a Constitutionally-created position or an elected position. The definition of conviction which is defined in 11 Del. C. 222(3) is “a verdict of guilty by the trier of fact, whether judge or jury, or a plea of guilty or a plea of nolo contendere accepted by the court.”
HB-53: An Act To Amend Title 29 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Unpaid Leaves Of Absence.
Sponsored by: Rep. William Outten
Signed By Governor on 04/09/2009
HB-54: An Act To Amend Chapter 59, Volume 63 Of The Laws Of Delaware, As Amended, The Charter Of The Town Of Dewey Beach, To Make The Town Charter Consistent With Changes To 15 Del. C. Section 7501 Et Seq., Enacted By The 143rd General Assembly, Concerning Municipal Elections.
Sponsored by: Sen. Gerald Hocker
Stricken on 04/30/2009
You have voted HB-54: An Act To Amend Chapter 59, Volume 63 Of The Laws Of Delaware, As Amended, The Charter Of The Town Of Dewey Beach, To Make The Town Charter Consistent With Changes To 15 Del. C. Section 7501 Et Seq., Enacted By The 143rd General Assembly, Concerning Municipal Elections..
An Act To Amend Title 29 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Eligibility For State Employment. [HB-66]
This bill provides that felons who seek State employment may not be hired until after a one-year waiting period, which begins upon completing all the requirements of sentencing, such as incarceration, probation, restitution, and rehabilitation programs. The term “position in State employment” is defined in 5919(b)(2) of this bill.
HB-66: An Act To Amend Title 29 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Eligibility For State Employment.
Sponsored by: Sen. Gerald Hocker
Stricken on 05/07/2009