HB 59 - Sales and use tax; controlled substances and dangerous drugs; certain exemptions; provide

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Current Status

04/21/09 - House Date Signed by Governor

First Reader Summary

A BILL to be entitled an Act to amend Title 48 of the O.C.G.A., relating to revenue and taxation, so as to provide for certain exemptions from sales and use taxes on those controlled substances and dangerous drugs, as defined by Code Section 16-13-1, lawfully dispensable by prescription for the treatment of natural persons which are either sold or are distributed without charge to physicians, dentists, clinics, hospitals, or any other person or entity located in Georgia by a pharmaceutical manufacturer or distributor; to provide for certain exemptions from sales and use taxes on controlled substances and dangerous drugs, lawfully dispensed without charge for the purposes of a clinical trial approved by an institutional review board which has been accredited by the Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs; to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes.

Votes

Electronically Recorded Votes
DateTimeVote NoYeasNaysNVExcDescription
02/19/200911:13AMHouse Vote #60158000011011PASS
03/17/200911:04AMSenate Vote #219048000005003PASSAGE

Status History

Bill History
DateAction
01/14/2009House First Readers
01/15/2009House Second Readers
02/17/2009House Committee Favorably Reported
02/19/2009House Third Readers
02/19/2009House Passed/Adopted
02/24/2009Senate Read and Referred
03/03/2009Senate Committee Favorably Reported
03/04/2009Senate Read Second Time
03/17/2009Senate Third Read
03/17/2009Senate Passed/Adopted
04/13/2009House Sent to Governor
04/21/2009House Date Signed by Governor
04/21/2009Act 28
04/21/2009Effective Date

Footnotes

2/19/2009 Structured Rule