2016 Pre-Legislative Conference – Little America Hotel

Leaders from the Utah Senate, House of Representatives and policy experts will cover a broad range of issues expected to be considered at the upcoming session of the Utah Legislature. Below is the tentative agenda:

• Stopping automatic property tax hikes – Representative Dan McCay
• Should the property tax notice be sent via email? – Representative Jeremy Peterson
• Stimulating Utah’s economy through competitive corporate income taxes – Senator Deidre Henderson
• What to expect for the FY2017 budget – Senator Lyle Hillyard
• Keeping Utah competitive by expanding the sales tax exemption on business inputs –Senator Stuart Adams
• How should Utah handle sales tax earmarks? – Curtis Trader, Chair of the Utah Tax Review Commission
• Utah State School Board Approach to Education Reform and Funding – Dave Crandall,State School Board Chair
• Transparency for charter school funding – TBA
• Sales tax equity: Leveling the playing field among all retailers – Senator Curt Bramble
• What has the Tax Commission accomplished in 2015? What are the commission’s priorities for the new year? – Commissioner John Valentine, chair of the Utah Tax Commission
• Funding Utah’s roads in the future – Linda Hull, Director, Policy and Legislative Services, UDOT
• Perspective from the House – House Speaker Greg Hughes
• Perspective from the Senate – Senate President Wayne Niederhauser
• Aligning Utah’s workforce to the needs of its businesses – Senator Ann Millner

Again, space is limited to contact us at teresa@alowhuta.wpengine.com, or (801) 972-8814 to reserve your place at the Utah Taxpayers Association Annual Pre-Legislative Tax Conference!