FINAL PASSAGE

HB 4848 (Sheltrown)

House Bill 4848 would amend Section 12 of Public Act 51 of 1951 to let county road commissions use a greater share of Michigan Transportation Fund (MTF) revenue on the county local road system, as opposed to the county primary road system.  Under current law, no more than 30 percent of a county road commission's MTF primary road system funds may be expended on the county local road system.  The bill would increase that limitation to 50 percent.

• Substitute not adopted
• Substitute H-1 adopted
• HB 4848 advanced to 3 rd Reading
• HB 4848 was passed [RC 254: 108 yes, 0 no]
• IE was ordered

HB 4929 (Segal)

The bills (HB 4929 and 4930) would expand the sales and use tax exemption for out-of-state aircraft that are in the state temporarily for sale and "customization." Currently, the exemption applies to sales when aircraft not based or registered inMichigan are temporarily located in the state for prepurchase evaluation and/or postsale customization.  Under the bills, the exemptions would apply to the sale of an aircraft temporarily located inMichigan for the purpose of a sale and prepurchase evaluation, customization, improvement, maintenance, or repair, if certain conditions are satisfied. The conditions are that (1) the aircraft leaves the state within 15 days after the sale and the completion of any prepurchase evaluation, customization, improvement, maintenance, or repair associated with the sale, whichever is later; and (2) that the aircraft is not based or registered in Michigan before or after the sale and any prepurchase evaluation, customization, improvement, maintenance, or repair associated with the sale.

The bills also contain a new definition of "customization," with that term referring to any improvement, maintenance, or repair performed on an aircraft that is associated with the sale of the aircraft. House Bill 4929 would amend the Use Tax Act.

• Substitute H-1 adopted
• HB 4929 advanced to 3 rd Reading
• HB 4929 was passed [RC 252: 105 yes, 2 no]
• IE was ordered

HB 4930 (Segal)

House Bill 4930 would amend the General Sales Tax Act.

• Substitute H-1 adopted
• HB 4930 advanced to 3 rd Reading
• HB 4930 was passed [RC 253: 105 yes, 2 no]
• IE was ordered

HB 4308 (Cushingberry)

Supplemental appropriations for FY 2008-2009.

• Substitute H-2 adopted
• Amendment adopted
• HB 4308 advanced to 3 rd Reading
• HB 4308 was passed [RC 255: 81 yes, 27 no]
• IE was ordered