Page 9, between lines 32 and 33, begin a new paragraph and
insert:
"SECTION 8. IC 6-
3.5-
6-
1 IS AMENDED TO READ AS
FOLLOWS [EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2006]: Sec. 1. As used in this
chapter:
"Adjusted gross income" has the same definition that the term is
given in IC 6-
3-
1-
3.5. However, in the case of a county taxpayer who
is not treated as a resident county taxpayer of a county, the term
includes only adjusted gross income derived from his principal place of
business or employment.
"Civil taxing unit" means any entity, except a school
corporation,
that has the power to impose ad valorem property taxes. The term does
not include a solid waste management district that is not entitled to a
distribution under section 1.3 of this chapter. However, in the case of
a county in which a consolidated city is located, the consolidated city,
the county, all special taxing districts, special service districts, included
towns (as defined in IC 36-
3-
1-
7), and all other political subdivisions
except townships, excluded cities (as defined in IC 36-
3-
1-
7),
a public
transportation corporation established under IC 36-
9-
4,
and school
corporations shall be deemed to comprise one (1) civil taxing unit
whose fiscal body is the fiscal body of the consolidated city.
"County income tax council" means a council established by
section
2 of this chapter.
"County taxpayer", as it relates to a particular county, means any
individual:
(1) who resides in that county on the date specified in
section 20
of this chapter; or
(2) who maintains his principal place of business or
employment
in that county on the date specified in
section 20 of this chapter
and who does not reside on
that same date in another county in
which the county
option income tax, the county adjusted income
tax, or
the county economic development income tax is in
effect.
"Department" refers to the Indiana department of state revenue.
"Fiscal body" has the same definition that the term is given in
IC 36-
1-
2-
6.
"Resident county taxpayer", as it relates to a particular county,
means any county taxpayer who resides in that county on the date
specified in section 20 of this chapter.
"School corporation" has the same definition that the term is
given
IC 6-
1.1-
1-
16.".
Page 13, line 4, strike "as" and insert "
established
".
Page 13, strike line 5.
Page 13, line 6, strike "IC 36-
9-
4-
42;" and insert "
IC 36-
9-
4;
".
Page 18, between lines 20 and 21, begin a new paragraph and
insert:
"SECTION 16. IC 36-
9-
4-
42 IS AMENDED TO READ AS
FOLLOWS [EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2006]: Sec. 42. (a) A
municipality or a public transportation corporation that expends money
for the establishment or maintenance of an urban mass transportation
system under this chapter may acquire the money for these
expenditures:
(1) by issuing bonds under section 43 or 44 of this
chapter;
(2) by borrowing money made available for such
purposes by any
source;
(3) by accepting grants or contributions made available
for such
purposes by any source;
(4) in the case of a municipality, by appropriation from
the general
fund of the municipality, or from a special
fund that the municipal
legislative body includes in the
municipality's budget; or
(5) in the case of a public transportation corporation, by
levying
a tax under section 49 of this chapter or
by
recommending an
election to use revenue from the
county option income taxes, as
provided in subsection
(c). using revenue from county option income taxes.
(b) Money may be acquired under this section for the purpose of
exercising any of the powers granted by or incidental to this chapter,
including:
(1) studies under section 4, 9, or 11 of this chapter;
(2) grants in aid;
(3) the purchase of buses or real property by a
municipality for
lease to an urban mass transportation
system, including the
payment of any amount
outstanding under a mortgage, contract of
sale, or other
security device that may attach to the buses or real
property;
(4) the acquisition by a public transportation
corporation of
property of an urban mass transportation
system, including the
payment of any amount
outstanding under a mortgage, contract of
sale, or other
security device that may attach to the property;
(5) the operation of an urban mass transportation
system by a
public transportation corporation, including
the acquisition of
additional property for such a system;
and
(6) the retirement of bonds issued and outstanding
under this
chapter.
(c) This subsection applies only to a public transportation
corporation located in a county having a consolidated city. In order to
provide revenue to a public transportation corporation during a year, the
public transportation corporation board may recommend and the county
fiscal body may elect to provide revenue to the corporation from part
the certified distribution, if any, that the county is to receive during
same year under IC 6-
3.5-
6-
17. To make the election, the county
fiscal body must adopt an ordinance before September 1 of the
preceding year. The county fiscal body must specify in the ordinance
amount of the certified distribution that is to be used to provide
revenue to the corporation. If such an ordinance is adopted, the county
fiscal body shall immediately send a copy of the ordinance to the
county auditor.".
Renumber all SECTIONS consecutively.
(Reference is to ESB 609 as printed March 18, 2005.)
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Representative ESPICH
Text Box
Adopted Rejected
COMMITTEE REPORT
MR. SPEAKER:
Your Committee of One, to which was referred Engrossed Senate Bill 609, begs leave to report that said
bill has been amended as directed.
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Representative ESPICH
RH 060901/DI jh
2005