2017 ISCPA Idaho Legislative Resources

2017 Idaho State Legislation - Impacting the Profession

Idaho Society staff diligently monitored the House and Senate Tax Committees during the 2017 Idaho Legislative session.

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Boise, ID 83720-0081
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Boise, ID 83720-0038
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H22 - Income Taxes 
Amends, repeals and adds to existing law to move a provision for spousal tax relief to the collections portion of the tax code.2-17-17 - Governor Signed
H23 - Taxes 
Amends existing law to clarify a taxpayer's rights following a perfected protest and to provide a date on which a notice of deficiency becomes final when the protest is not perfected.2-17-17 - Governor Signed
H24 - Taxes 
Amends existing law to establish the right of a taxpayer to an independent administrative redetermination and to provide restrictions on ex parte communications among State Tax Commission staff.2-17-17 - Governor Signed
H26 - Tax Code - IRS Conformity
Amends existing law to update references to the Internal Revenue Code.2-13-17 - Governor Signed
H66 - Vacation Rentals 
Adds to existing law to provide limitations on regulation of vacation rentals and short-term rentals, to provide a statewide standard, to provide for a transaction tax, and to provide for privacy.
H67aaS - Income Tax Rates
Amends existing law to reduce certain individual and corporate income tax rates.
H68 - Personal Property Tax
Amends existing law to increase the maximum exemption from personal property tax from $100,000 to $250,000.
H117 - Property Taxes
Amends existing law to increase the personal property tax exemption, to provide for administration and to revise definitions.
H138 - Accountancy
Amends existing law to revise definitions; and to clarify enforcement authority for dishonesty or fraud by a licensee.4-6-17 - Governor Signed
S1066 - Identity Theft
Amends existing law to provide that a tax preparer who experiences a data breach must inform the Idaho State Tax Commission.

  • H26 - Tax Code - IRS Conformity
    Amends existing law to update references to the Internal Revenue Code

    2.13.17 - Governor Signed
    2.9.17 - Sent to Governor
    2.3.17 - Passed Senate - 32 - 0
    2.2.17 - Senate second reading calendar
    2.1.17 - Reported out of Committee with Do Pass Recommendation
    2.1.17 - Senate Local Government & Taxation Agenda
    1.27.17 - Sent to Senate Local Government & Taxation Committee
    1.26.17 - House Passed - 52 - 18
    1.25.17 - House Second Reading Calendar
    1.24.17 - Reported out of Committee with Do Pass Recommendation
    1.20.17 - Reported Printed and Referred to Revenue & Taxation
    1.19.17 - RS24814 - House Revenue & Taxation Committee - Sent to Print

  • H22 - Income Taxes
    Amends, repeals and adds to existing law to move a provision for spousal tax relief to the collections portion of the tax code.

    2.17.17 - Governor Signed
    2.13.17 - Sent to Governor
    2.7.17 - Passed Senate - 34 - 0
    2.6.17 - Senate Third Reading Calendar
    2.2.17 - Reported out of Committee with Do Pass Recommendation
    2.1.17 - Senate Local Government & Taxation Agenda
    1.27.17 - Sent to Senate Local Government & Taxation Committee
    1.26.17 - House Passed - 70 - 0
    1.25.17 - House Second Reading Calendar
    1.24.17 - Reported out of Committee with Do Pass Recommendation
    1.20.17 - Reported Printed and Referred to Revenue & Taxation
    1.19.17 - RS24813 - House Revenue & Taxation Committee - Sent to Print

  • H23 - Taxes
    Amends existing law to clarify a taxpayer's rights following a perfected protest and to provide a date on which a notice of deficiency becomes final when the protest is not perfected.

    2.17.17 - Governor Signed
    2.14.17 - Sent to Governor
    2.8.17 - Passed Senate - 34 - 0
    2.6.17 - Senate Third Reading Calendar
    2.2.17 - Reported out of Committee with Do Pass Recommendation
    2.1.17 - Senate Local Government & Taxation Agenda
    1.27.17 - Sent to Senate Local Government & Taxation Committee
    1.26.17 - House Passed - 70 - 0
    1.25.17 - House Second Reading Calendar
    1.24.17 - Reported out of Committee with Do Pass Recommendation
    1.20.17 - Reported Printed and Referred to Revenue & Taxation
    1.19.17 - RS24815 - House Revenue & Taxation Committee - Sent to Print

  • H24 - Taxes
    Amends existing law to establish the right of a taxpayer to an independent administrative redetermination and to provide restrictions on ex parte communications among State Tax Commission staff.

    2.17.17 - Governor Signed
    2.13.17 - Sent to Governor
    2.6.17 - Passed Senate 33 - 0
    2.3.17 - Senate Third Reading Calendar
    2.2.17 - Reported out of Committee with Do Pass Recommendation
    2.1.17 - Senate Local Government & Taxation Agenda
    1.27.17 - Sent to Senate Local Government & Taxation Committee
    1.26.17 - House Passed - 70 - 0
    1.25.17 - House Second Reading Calendar
    1.24.17 - Reported out of Committee with Do Pass Recommendation
    1.20.17 - Reported Printed and Referred to Revenue & Taxation
    1.19.17 - RS24816 - House Revenue & Taxation Committee - Sent to Print

  • H66 - Vacation Rentals
    Adds to existing law to provide limitations on regulation of vacation rentals and short-term rentals, to provide a statewide standard, to provide for a transaction tax, and to provide for privacy.

    1.27.17 - Reported Printed and Referred to Revenue & Taxation
    1.26.17 - RS24985 - House Revenue & Taxation Committee - Sent to Print

  • H67aaS - Income Tax Rates
    Amends existing law to reduce certain individual and corporate income tax rates.

    4.11.17 - Governor Vetoed
    3.31.17 - Sent to Governor
    3.27.17 - House Passed - 68 - 0
    3.27.17 - Read first time as amended in Senate; Filed for Second Reading
    3.27.17 - Reported Engrossed; Filed for First Reading of Engrossed Bills
    3.27.17 - Reported out of Committee and Recommend Concurrence
    3.27.17 - Referred to Revenue & Taxation for concurrence recommendation
    3.23.17 - Returned from the Senate Amended; Held at Desk
    3.22.17 - Returned to House
    3.22.17 - Senate Passed 25 - 10
    3.21.17 - Reported out as Amended; Read First Time as Amended
    3.20.17 - Referred to 14th Order for amendment
    3.17.17 - Senate Third Reading Calendar
    3.16.17 - Reported out as Amended; Read First Time as Amended
    3.15.17 - Reported out of committee; to 14th Order for Amendment
    2.3.17 - Sent to Senate Local Government & Taxation Committee
    2.2.17 - House Passed - 58 - 11
    2.2.17 - House Third Reading Calendar
    2.1.17 - House Second Reading Calendar
    1.31.17 - Reported out of Committee with Do Pass Recommendation
    1.27.17 - Reported Printed and Referred to Revenue & Taxation
    1.26.17 - RS25047C1 - House Revenue & Taxation Committee - Sent to Print

  • H68 - Personal Property Tax
    Amends existing law to increase the maximum exemption from personal property tax from $100,000 to $250,000.

    2.3.17 - Held in Committee
    1.27.17 - Reported Printed and Referred to Revenue & Taxation
    1.26.17 - RS25048 - House Revenue & Taxation Committee - Sent to Print

  • H117 - Property Taxes
    Amends existing law to increase the personal property tax exemption, to provide for administration and to revise definitions.

    2.9.17 - Referred to Revenue & Taxation
    2.8.17 - RS25157 - House Revenue & Taxation Committee - Sent to Print

  • H138 - Accountancy
    Amends existing law to revise definitions; and to clarify enforcement authority for dishonesty or fraud by a licensee.

    4.6.17 - Signed by Governor
    3.24.17 - Delivered to Governor
    3.20.17 - Senate Passed 35 - 0
    3.15.17 - Senate Third Reading Calendar
    3.14.17 - Reported out of Committee with Do Pass Recommendation
    3.2.17 - Referred to Commerce & Human Resources Committee
    3.1.17 - House Passed - 69 - 0
    2.28.17 - House 3rd Reading Calendar
    2.25.17 - House 2nd Reading Calendar
    2.24.17 - Reported out of Committee with Do Pass Recommendation
    2.13.17 - Printed, Sent House Business Committee
    2.10.17 - RS24940 - House Business Committee - Sent to Print

  • S1006 - Identity Theft
    Amends existing law to provide that a tax preparer who experiences a data breach must inform the Idaho State Tax Commission.

    2.10.17 - Referred to Local Government & Taxation
    2.9.17 - RS25159 - Senate Government & Taxation - Sent to Print

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