Texas 2021 - 87th Regular

Texas House Bill HB2627

Caption

Relating to the clarification of certain provisions regarding taxes imposed on the sale, rental, and use of motor vehicles.

Impact

The amendments introduced by HB2627 are positioned as clarifications of existing law rather than significant changes. However, they hold the potential to affect how various transactions are taxed, especially for businesses and organizations that sell, rent, or lease motor vehicles. The law clarifies that a nonprofit organization must be structured in a way that does not lead to private gain, and elucidates the scenarios under which vehicle values can be deducted when replacing a motor vehicle. This could streamline taxation processes for nonprofits engaged in vehicle transactions.

Summary

House Bill 2627 aims to clarify specific provisions regarding taxes imposed on the sale, rental, and use of motor vehicles in Texas. The bill amends sections of the Tax Code to provide clear definitions and guidelines on how these taxes are applied, particularly outlining what constitutes a 'nonprofit' organization and the tax implications of vehicle transactions involving nonprofits. By defining the conditions under which vehicle values can be deducted from total consideration, HB2627 seeks to ensure a consistent application of tax laws statewide.

Contention

One notable aspect of HB2627 is its emphasis on the precise interpretation of tax codes, which can lead to disputes over definitions and the scope of tax obligations. Stakeholders in the motor vehicle industry, particularly nonprofits, may have varying perspectives on how these clarifications impact their operations. While the bill aims to reduce ambiguity and improve compliance with tax regulations, some entities may be concerned that they could face increased scrutiny or higher tax liabilities as a result of the clarifications provided by the bill. Overall, the discussion around the bill indicates a commitment to ensuring fair taxation practices while balancing the needs of various vehicle-using organizations.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HB3209

Relating to the collection, remittance, and administration of certain taxes on motor vehicles rented through a marketplace rental provider; imposing a penalty.

TX HB4602

Relating to the collection, remittance, and administration of certain taxes on motor vehicles rented through a marketplace rental provider; imposing a penalty.

TX HB3389

Relating to a refund of motor vehicle sales taxes paid on certain bad debt.

TX HB747

Relating to the computation of the tax imposed on the sale of certain motor vehicles.

TX HB447

Relating to sales and use taxes imposed on certain assault weapons; imposing taxes.

TX HB3599

Relating to an exemption from certain motor fuel taxes for, and registration fees for motor vehicles owned by, certain nonprofit food banks.

TX HB3577

Relating to the issuance of title to a salvage pool operator for certain motor vehicles.

TX SB1498

Relating to the collection, remittance, and administration of the tax on gross rental receipts on motor vehicles rented through a marketplace rental provider; imposing a penalty.

TX SB1263

Relating to the issuance of title to a salvage pool operator for certain motor vehicles.

TX HB2004

Relating to the tax imposed on the purchase of a motor vehicle by the lessee on termination of the lease.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.