| Charitable |
- food kitchens, regulation of - HB 256: HCS
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- gaming facilities, incompatible services - HB 263: SFA(2)
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- gaming surplus funds, transfer to veterans' homes and perennial trust - SB 27
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- gaming, 40% retention exemption - SB 246
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- gaming, graduated sanctions for failure to meet threshold - HB 263: HFA(1)
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- gaming, licenses for - HB 263: SFA(6)
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- gaming, location of gaming - HB 263: HFA(4)
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- gaming, manufacturers and distributors - HB 263: HFA(3)
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- gaming, net receipts retained - SB 166
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- gaming, omnibus revision - HB 263: SCS
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- gaming, omnibus revision of - HB 263
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- gaming, percentage devoted to charitable purposes, change in - HB 263: HCS
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- gaming, percentage retained for charitable purposes - HB 263: HFA(1)
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- gaming, retained profits - HB 102
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- gaming, retention threshold - HB 263: SFA(3),(4),(7),(8)
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- gaming, school exemption - HB 860
| Child-caring facilities, reimbursement formula - HB 677 |
| Community |
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- foundations, gifts from local governments to - SB 114: SFA(1)
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| County organizations, farm safety programs - HB 658 |
| Food kitchens, inspection fee - HB 256 |
| House of Representatives Outstanding Youth Leadership Award - HR 144; HR 144: HFA (1) |
| Parochial |
- and private schools and churches, delete exemption from utilities gross receipts tax - HB 266: HCS
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- and private schools and churches, exemption from the utilities gross receipts tax - HB 266
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| Sales |
- tax exemption for sales of clothing - HB 114
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- tax, exemption for charitable gaming supplies - HB 761
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