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Appropriations: supplemental; appropriations for multiple departments for fiscal years 2021-2022 and 2022-2023; provide for.
Adds $1.338 billion in spending, of which $828.6 million comes from state taxpayers and $499.6 million comes from federal taxpayers. The largest expenditures from state taxpayers are for selective business subsidies, with $470 million going to a program that offers site preparation and direct subsidies to companies, and $330 million going support a deal for Ford in Marshall.
Individual income tax: retirement or pension benefits; limitations and restrictions on deductions of certain retirement or pension benefits, revenue distributions, earned income tax credit, rebate payments, rebate and revitalization and placemaking funds; revise, increase, and provide for.
Phases in exemptions for pension income but not other sources of retirement income; increase a refundable tax credit based on income and dependents; and earmark money from the Corporate Income Tax to selective business subsidy programs.
