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Joey Fillingane

Bills in the 2015 Regular Session, Senate.

All of Joey Fillingane's terms

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Became law11

  • Senate Bill 2003

    Municipalities; certain small municipalities may advertise budget hearings by posting notices rather than by publication.

  • Senate Bill 2022

    Voyeurism; prohibit lewd surreptitious viewing and photography.

  • Senate Bill 2071

    Light wine and beer; may be seized and disposed of in the same manner as alcoholic beverages for certain violations of law.

  • Senate Bill 2273

    Growth and Prosperity Act; remove application deadline and extend cut-off date for tax exemptions under.

  • Senate Bill 2275

    Local Governments Capital Improvements Revolving Loan Fund; extend repeal date on MDA's authority to use for certain expenses.

  • Senate Bill 2389

    Compact for a Balanced Budget; enact.

  • Senate Bill 2589

    Sale of property by nonresident; require seller to withhold for income taxes rather than the buyer.

  • Senate Bill 2591

    Mississippi History Trust Fund; create.

  • Senate Bill 2762

    Facilitating Business Rapid Response to State Declared Disasters Act of 2015; create.

  • Senate Bill 2832

    Sales tax; include costs of completing oil and gas wells in the reduced rate levied for drilling oil and gas wells.

  • Senate Bill 2906

    Bonds; authorize the issuance of general obligation bonds for IHL, Community Colleges and certain MDA programs.

Passed the Senate5

  • Senate Bill 2047

    False report of child abuse or neglect; provide criminal penalties and civil liability.

  • Senate Bill 2134

    Bonds; clarify use of bond proceeds for a multipurpose building for the Department of Mental Health in Kemper County.

  • Senate Bill 2206

    Public works; increase to $100,000.00 the amount exempt from supervision by engineers and architects.

  • Senate Bill 2457

    Employment Security Law; create the Mississippi Works Fund to fund strategic workforce training needs.

  • Senate Bill 2839

    Taxpayer Pay Raise Act of 2015; phase out income taxation on first $5,000.00 of taxable income; phase out franchise tax.

Out of committee3

  • Senate Bill 2066

    Contraband tobacco; modify procedure for confiscation, forfeiture and disposal of.

  • Senate Bill 2329

    Tim Tebow Act; authorize interscholastic extracurricular activity participation of students enrolled in homeschools.

  • Senate Bill 2550

    Tax increment financing bonds; authorize counties and municipalities to pay a portion of the debt service from their general fund under certain circumstances.

In committee36

  • Senate Bill 2002

    Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Pre-Screening Eligibility Tool website; direct DHS to develop and implement.

  • Senate Bill 2029

    Small Municipalities and Limited Population Counties Fund; authorize the issuance of g.o. bonds for in the amount of $10,000,000,.00.

  • Senate Bill 2034

    Sixteenth section land; clarify provisions related to leases of.

  • Senate Bill 2063

    DUI; increase penalty for 4th and 5th offenses.

  • Senate Bill 2065

    Ad valorem taxation; exempt pollution control equipment mandated by federal or state law or regulations.

  • Senate Bill 2072

    Parental Rights Act; create.

  • Senate Bill 2074

    K-4 school assistant teachers and prekindergarten programs; earmark funding from gaming winnings tax.

  • Senate Bill 2116

    Courts; prohibit applying foreign law.

  • Senate Bill 2122

    Motor vehicles; define and regulate autocycles.

  • Senate Bill 2128

    Sales taxation; exempt hearing aids when ordered or prescribed by a licensed physician, audiologist or hearing aid specialist.

  • Senate Bill 2129

    Divorce; revise property settlement and child custody when on ground of irreconcilable difference.

  • Senate Bill 2139

    Income tax; public and private hospitals may collect certain debts by a set off against the debtor's refund.

  • Senate Bill 2147

    Corporation franchise tax; phase out for business enterprises classified as manufacturers by the IRS.

  • Senate Bill 2272

    Infants; to be adjudicated a neglected child if birth mother tests positive for drug use.

  • Senate Bill 2274

    Income tax; authorize counties and municipalities to collect certain debts by setoff against the debtor's income tax refund.

  • Senate Bill 2276

    Public construction contracts; revise requirement for performance or payment bond.

  • Senate Bill 2277

    Government Employees' Deferred Compensation Plan Law; clarify investment options.

  • Senate Bill 2333

    Income tax; authorize a credit for employers who pay the cost of a qualified wellness program.

  • Senate Bill 2374

    Income tax; authorize an adjustment to gross income for portion of self-employment taxes paid by self-employed individuals.

  • Senate Bill 2382

    Public Employees' Retirement System; revise certain provisions regarding the administration of the system.

  • Senate Bill 2383

    Retirement; all members of PERS vest after 4 years of membership regardless of the date they became members.

  • Senate Bill 2398

    Optional retirement program; authorize participants to join PERS under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2399

    Retirement; COLA shall be paid to members of PERS and MHPRS who retire on or after July 1, 2018, in 12 equal monthly installments.

  • Senate Bill 2460

    Surplus school buildings; establish a tax credit program for development and rehabilitation of.

  • Senate Bill 2782

    Income tax; authorize a credit for costs paid by a business enterprise to expand and relocate employees to this state.

  • Senate Bill 2783

    Income tax; authorize certain employers to pass tax credits through to employees.

  • Senate Bill 2784

    Bonds; authorize the issuance of general obligation bond for various economic development programs.

  • Senate Bill 2785

    Sales tax; reduce the rate on motorcycles from 7% to 5%.

  • Senate Bill 2789

    Tax Credit Scholarship Act; enact.

  • Senate Bill 2816

    Taxes; exempt public property or facilities financed by New Market Tax Credit transaction from certain taxes.

  • Senate Bill 2821

    Local improvement assessment districts; authorize and levy tax on property within.

  • Senate Bill 2831

    Income and franchise tax; allow refundable credit for costs of purchasing/installing solar energy system or energy efficiency services.

  • Senate Bill 2838

    Mississippi Small Business Investment Act; increase the amount of investment tax credits that may be allocated under.

  • Senate Bill 2841

    Working Families Tax Credit Act; create to authorize an income tax credit in an amount equal to a portion of the earned income tax credit.

  • Senate Bill 2901

    Surplus school buildings and certain other property of political subdivisions; establish a tax credit for development & rehabilitation of.

  • Senate Bill 2909

    Bonds; authorize issuance for Pat Harrison Waterway District improvement.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 4
  • Senate Bill 2087

    Memorial bridge; designate a certain bridge in Lowndes County as the Terry W. Brown Memorial Bridge.

  • Senate Bill 2394

    Concealed weapons law; decrease certain fees for licensees.

  • Senate Bill 2586

    Memorial highways; designate a certain segment of U.S. Highway 45 Alternate as the Senator Bennie L. Turner Memorial Highway.

  • Senate Bill 2658

    Mississippi Business Finance Corporation; extend repeal date on authority to issue bonds to finance economic development projects.

In committee · 6
  • Senate Bill 2179

    Official State Book; Holy Bible shall be.

  • Senate Bill 2311

    Civil liability; prohibit damages for wrongful birth or wrongful life.

  • Senate Bill 2316

    Mississippi Mineral Rights Reform Act of 2013; create.

  • Senate Bill 2690

    Common Core National Education Standards and P.A.R.C.C.; prohibit State Board of Education from implementing.

  • Senate Bill 2819

    Bonds; authorize the issuance of general obligation bonds for an aquarium located in the City of Gulfport.

  • Senate Bill 2911

    Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for improvements at the state-owned shipyard located in Jackson County.