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- Co-sponsored HB17 (2024 1st Extraordinary Session) to provide for closed party primary elections for certain offices.
- October 14, 2023 - Elected to the Louisiana House of Representatives (District 48) receiving 85% of the vote.
- 2023 - Received a 100% Pro-Life Voting Record with Louisiana Right to Life as a State Legislator and answered the Louisiana Right to Life Questionnaire 100% Pro-Life.
- Introduced HB142 (2023) to provide for the termination of custodial property at 25 years of age under the Uniform Transfer to Minors Act
- Introduced HB154 (2023) to establish corporate and individual income tax exemptions for certain veteran-owned businesses
- Introduced HB171 (2023) to revise certain conditions under which marketplace facilitators are required to collect and remit state and local sales and use tax on remote sales
- Introduced HB241 (2023) to change the rates and brackets for purposes of calculating income tax for individuals, estates, and trusts from a graduated rate system to a single flat rate of 3.49%
- Introduced HB260 (2023) to prohibit the implementation of federal election directives and guidance and spending of federal money for elections under certain conditions.
- Introduced HB386 (2023) to establish the Strong Louisiana Families Tax Credit for donations to certain charitable organizations designated by the Dept. of Children and Family Services; repeals a tax deduction for private infant adoptions and replaces it with a tax credit
- Introduced HB558 (2023) to move responsibility for the management and supervision of the uniform electronic local return and remittance system from the Dept. of Revenue to the La. Uniform Local Sales Tax Board and requires the board to design and implement a single remittance system whereby each taxpayer can remit state and local sales and use taxes through a single transaction
- Introduced HB622 (2023) to provide that for each taxable year beginning on or after Jan. 1, 2023, increases the net operating loss deduction from 72% to 100% of a corporation's net operating loss carryovers to that year
- Introduced HB629 (2023) to provide a local sales and use tax exemption for the procurement and administration in medical clinics of prescription drugs administered by topical system
- Introduced HB657 (2023) to provide relative to administration of a tax deduction for adoption of children from foster care and a tax credit for donations to foster care charitable organizations
- Introduced HB130 (2022) to require motor vehicle accident reports be made available to healthcare providers or their agents who provided healthcare services to a party that is a subject of the report
- Introduced HB359 (2022) to prohibit implementation of federal election directives and guidance and spending of federal money for elections under certain conditions
- Introduced HB374 (2022) to increase the penalties for gross littering involving tires and failure to obtain a generator identification number
- Introduced HB637 (2022) to specify that an assessor is only required to produce assessment data in usable electronic media to the tax assessor and provides for certain fees for copies of listings or assessment rolls
- Introduced HB899 (2022) to provide relative to the preemption of local ordinances regarding tobacco products
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